High Pavement Chapel
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High Pavement Chapel is a building on High Pavement in Nottingham. It is now the Pitcher and Piano public house and is Grade II listed.
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[edit] History
The building was opened in 1876 to a design by the architect Stuart Colman of Bristol. It was used as a place of worship or Unitarian Presbytarians in Nottingham until 1982.
It was then converted into the Nottingham Lace Museum, but this venture was financially unviable, and the building was then converted into the Pitcher and Piano public house.
[edit] Stained Glass
- East window 1904, by Morris & Co., to designs by Burne-Jones
- North aisle war memorial window, 1925, by Kempe & Co
- Sunday School memorial window, 1906, by H Holiday
- North transept north window 1890, by H Enfield
[edit] References
- An Itinerary of Nottingham, J. Holland Walker, 1927.
- Allens Illustrated Guide to Nottingham, J. Potter Briscoe, 1888.
[edit] Links
Link to the current Unitarian community at High Pavement Chapel
