Moston United Methodist Free Church chapel was built in 1873. A report of its opening stated that
“The chapel, which is of Gothic design is composed of red stock bricks with stone dressings; and the front elevation rises to a height of 45ft. above the level of the street. The interior dimensions, inclusive of vestries and organ loft are 55ft. by 33ft.; and accommodation is provided for the seating of 350 persons. The total cost of the building and land is about £1500”
Building News 2/5/1873 p.550
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The UMFC Magazine reported:
“We are thankful to report that the opening of our beautiful sanctuary has been marked with the most cheering signs of increasing prosperity. Congregations have been good.”
They went on to state that the chapel had a membership of 50 to 60, and that they had raised £1,100 for the Chapel Fund in the previous two years. The chapel would accommodate between 320 and 350, and would cost about £1,500. An organ had been bought.
United Methodist Free Churches Magazine. Vol. 16, 1873 pp495-496
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