Building record MDR11852 - The Old Chapel, Wood Lane, Ible

The Old Chapel, Wood Lane, Ible, built c1825. The 1st ed. 25" OS map c. 1880 shows a Primitive Methodist Chapel on Wood Lane, Ible. The chapel was still in use at the start of the 20th century. (1-3) 'Examination of modern maps [2009] indicate that the building is now 'Long Close', a private residence.' (4) 'There is a Primitive Methodist chapel here, built in 1825.' (5) 'The Primitive Methodist Chapel in Ible is basically a 19th century chapel but was refitted in 1872.' (6) Previously Grade II Listed: 'SK 25 NW IBLE GRANGE LANE 1/9 8 (North Side) Primitive Methodist Chapel II Chapel. Early C19. Rendered stone with limestone dressings. Plain tile roof. Single storey rectangular building. South elevation - 2 glazing bar sashes with beaded panelled door to west. Interior - boarded from floor to ceiling. One original straight backed pew. Preachers box at east end; canted 6 panel box with finials at each corner, approached from either side by two steps with plain balusters. Coat rail along three sides with iron hooks. Dated 1825 by Bulmer and Co, History, Topography and Directory of Derbyshire, 1895. Listing NGR: SK2498457048.' NHLE designation delisting documentation is available. (7)