Hampden View Wesleyan Reform Union Chapel is a plain, modern, square building given a mark of distinction by its lantern with its echoes of clerestories and steeples.
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Site visit 14.2.2020
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Hampden View Wesleyan Reform Union Chapel is a plain, modern, square building given a mark of distinction by its lantern with its echoes of clerestories and steeples.
Sources
Site visit 14.2.2020
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Jo’s photo has been published here:
https://www.myunitedmethodists.org.uk/content/chapels-and-churches/yorkshire/sheffield-hampden-view-original-wesleyan-reform-chapel
I know where there is one! There is one in the actual church. I will photograph it when I am next there 🙂
Are there any photographs of the original Hampden view chapel that was in Channing street until around 1967, I attended there as a child, and lived in the house across the road from the chapel.
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