Settle, North Yorkshire

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Christian Fellowship (Pentecostal) on Duke Street and High Hill Grove Street. It was originally Primitive Methodist, of 1909, and successor to Ebenezer (below). SD 8183 6334. © Bill Henderson. Link.

The former Ebenezer Primitive Methodist Chapel (1841), now a private residence. ca. SD 8215 6338. © Steve Bulman (2011). Link dates it to 1841.

Holy Ascension, the parish church. SD 8194 6389. © Steve Bulman (2006). Another view, © Alan Blacklock. The interior and East window, both © Mike Forbester. Link. Grade II listed (dates it to 1836-8, by Rickman).

Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses on Kirkgate, as seen by Streetview in 2024. SD 8164 6390.

Quaker Meeting House on Kirkgate. SD 8182 6367. © Steve Bulman (2006). Another view (link is to an external website). Grade II* listed, wherein it's dated to 1678, with later alterations and extensions.

St. John (Methodist) on Church Street. SD 8184 6393. © Steve Bulman (2006). The church was demolished at some point after September 2011 - the houses built on its  site were seen by Streetview in 2021. Link. A new Methodist Church was built on Mains View (off Penyghent View) at SD 8176 6392. It stands adjacent to the church hall, originally the Sunday School for the old church. © Martin Richter (2026).

The former St. Mary and St. Michael (R.C.) stands on Albert Hill, and was seen by Streetview in 2024. It pre-dates a map of 1909, and may pre-date one of 1851, which shows an un-labelled building on the same site. It shows as still active on mid-20th century maps, but was closed at some point and converted to housing. SD 8232 6334. After its closure the church re-located to what had been the church hall, on Kirkgate and Tilman Close, at SD 8168 6396. 2024 Streetview. Link.

Zion Independent Congregational Chapel. SD 8213 6352. © Steve Bulman (2006). Grade II listed.

A possible former chapel stands on Chapel Yard (the yellowish-bricked building to the right), and is currently the Masonic Lodge. There are no other likely-looking chapel candidates nearby. ca. SD 819 635. Can you advise any history? © Steve Bulman (2011). Howard Richter has drawn my attention to the following link, which mentions a Wesleyan Chapel in 1843. Can you confirm this identification?