Wesleyan Chapel, West Derby, Liverpool

LIVERPOOL - The memorial stones of a Wesleyan Chapel have just been laid in West Derby and, Tue-Brook, Liverpool. The style of architecture will be Early English Gothic. The building will be faced with Yorkshire pitched parpoints and Stourton stone dressings. Accommodation will be provided for 766 worshippers. The plans have been prepared by Messrs Samuel Hurst & G. E. Bolshaw, architects, Southport, and the works are being carried out under their supervision. The sole contractor is Mr. Edward Burns, joiner and builder, Danlby-street, Liverpool. [Builder 27 March 1886 page 491]

Reference           Builder 27 March 1886 page 491