PRN 70436 In 1875 the Wesleyan Methodists built a large chapel on High Street named after Thomas Hannah (but also known as ‘Little Wesley’). The architects were Bellamy and Hardy; the chapel was demolished in 1965. {1} The building first appears on the Padley and Thropp Map of 1883. {2} The chapel was built constructed from brick and ashlar in the classical style; a five bay frontage, three storeys high. Four pillars, complete with Corinthian capitals, all supporting a pediment with a central round arched window with scrolled frieze. {3} The site is now occupied by the Thomas Cooper Memorial Baptist Church, built in 1973-74 to a design by Frederick Gibberd and Partners. {4}