The former Methodist New Connexion chapel in Pepper Street, Chester dates from 1834-5. It was designed by William Cole and at the time of its opening was regarded as a most handsome building.
After it ceased to be used as a chapel, it became a public hall, and later motor showroom. When it became a grade II listed building it was in use as a shop. On Street View it is a restaurant.
Listing NGR: SJ4067066085
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Pepper Street MNC chapel cost £5000 and seated 1000. The materials were brick with stone facings; “ornamemted in front with four fluted pillars” in the Corinthian style.
Kelly’s Directory of Cheshire 1892, p. 185
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