Wesleyan Chapel, George Street, Compstall

The new building now in course of erection is situate on the site of the old chapel which has recently been pulled down, in order that the new structure may be proceeded with. The building will be entirely of stone and is to be constructed on the most modern system of architecture from the designs of Mr. J. D. Mould of Manchester. The interior of the chapel, when completed, will accommodate about 200 persons, and may afterwards be made to accommodate about 150 more by the erection of a gallery. [Glossop-dale Chronicle and North Derbyshire Reporter- Saturday 24 July 1886 page 7]

Reference           Glossop-dale Chronicle and North Derbyshire Reporter -24 July 1886 page 7 -foundation stone