Listed Building record MDR23356 - No. 89 New Square, Chesterfield

No. 89 New Square, Chesterfield, a mid 19th century building. The 1st edition 25" OS map of c1880 shows this building labelled as 'Bank.' According to Google imagery (Streetview), the building was no longer used as a Bank by 2015, and was in use as a chapel by 2017. From the National Heritage List for England: 'This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 20 May 2022 to update the name and address and to reformat the text to current standards SK 3871 SW 1/77 NEW SQUARE (North Side) No 89 (Formerly listed as No 89 (National Westminster Bank)) 9.8.76 GV II Mid C19. Coursed stone. Triple gabled facade. Slate roof with coped gables. Two storeys. Three windows with blind roundels above in gables. Broad stone band between ground and first floor. Top windows of three lights with stone architraves mullions and transom. Ground floor has western round arched door with alternate voussoirs and traceried fanlight. Five windows to east with stone architraves, mullions and transom then round arched door with fanlight. To east, two lower windows of two lights each with stone mullions Listing NGR: SK3809971123' (1)