This huge and ornate chapel opened in 1867, and originally had seating for 600 people. The chapel was one of renowned architect Joseph Wright’s most impressive buildings and is now one of his last surviving works. Most of the gallery, ceiling and organ chamber arch plasterwork, and virtually all of the beautiful windows, survive. The first-floor gallery of this Grade II-listed building is open for viewing.

Booking not required – just turn up!

This event is part of Heritage Open Days 2018, and forms part of the Barton upon Humber programme which comprises 90 events over 11 days.