Designed by Parker Anscombe and used by the Church of Christ since around 1918.
No CA
LLHA0160
Dated 1890, but in appearance still displaying an 18th century/late Georgian style. Designed by Parker Anscombe and used by the Church of Christ since around 1918. One storey with flat roof. Symmetrical rendered elevation, with tall paired round-arched small-paned windows flanking a central round-arched entrance. Parapet rises to ends and centre; the centre houses a roundel with the inscription ‘Oxford Street Chapel’. Situated in the middle of a terrace, and fronting directly onto the street. Rear visible from Francis Street; brick with three round-headed windows. Source: Antram & Pevsner 2013, Carder 1990
ii A good example of a nonconformist chapel of its type
ii Not within a conservation area, the chapel contributes greatly to a much altered and eroded streetscape.
i The exterior survives intact. It is understood the plain original interior may also survive
2015
