Wesleyan Chapel, Hebden Bridge

On Saturday the memorial stones of a new Wesleyan chapel were laid at Hebden Bridge. The proposed building is to be erected on the site of the old structure, which was built in the year 1825. The style will be Italian, and the chapel will be built of native stone, and will cost £4,000. Messrs. C. O. Ellison, P.S.A., and Son, 62, Dale-street, Liverpool, are the architects, and Messrs. W. Ives and Sons, Shipley, the contractors for the whole of the work.  [Building News 27 March 1885 page 511]

A new Wesleyan chapel at Hebden Bridge, Leeds was opened last week. Built of local stone, it is Italian in style, and seats with galleries a thousand persons. Messrs. C. O. Ellison and Son of Liverpool and London are the architects and Messrs. W. Ives and Co., of Shipley, Bradford the contractors. The outlay was £4.000. [Building News 25 December 1885 page 1026]

Reference    Manchester Guardian 11 October 1884 page 4
Reference    Building News 27 March 1885 page 511
Reference    Building News 25 December 1885 page 1026