| Description | A chapel was opened in Trinity Lane by the Reform Methodists in 1856, replacing the one in Well Lane. It seated 500 and was adjoined by a Sunday school. From 1857 the chapel was used by the United Methodist Free Churches, of which the Reformers were founder members that year. It became part of the United Methodist Church in 1907. The chapel was closed in 1926 and sold to the Freemasons. Members of the congregation may have gone to Toll Gavel from 1926. (Information from 'Victoria County History of Yorkshire, East Riding of Yorkshire, volume VI'). |