Building record 1160/0/607 - Harlestone Road Primitive Methodist Chapel (former)

The chapel was built in 1899 by H Dyer. The chapel is of red brick and stone. It sat 400 people and was in use until 1959. There was a schoolroom and five other rooms. Now in use as office space.

{1} Harlestone Road chapel, erected in 1899 at a cost of £2450, is of red brick and stone, and affords 400 sittings.

{2} The architect was H Dyer of Northampton. In 1940 it was reported hat besides the chapel seating for 400 in pews there was a schoolroom and five other rooms. It was closed after 1959 and converted for use as offices. A new bay at the south end conceals (or replaces) the original gable façade and main entrance.

<1> Kelly, Directory for Northamptonshire, p. 155 (Directory). SNN105309.

<2> General reference for websites, https://www.myprimitivemethodists.org.uk/; Accessed 19/02/2026 (Website). SNN116607.

Record last edited

Feb 19 2026 12:41PM