Lendal Chapel

Lendal Chapel, located on Lendal street in York, England, is a historic building with roots dating back to 1749 when it was founded by the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion. The current structure, designed by architect James Pigott Pritchett, was completed in 1816 and served as a Congregationalist church until its closure in 1929. The building, which features distinctive red brick architecture and is grade II listed, has since been repurposed for commercial use, hosting various businesses over the years. Visitors can appreciate its architectural details, including a pedimented facade and a semicircular apse, while exploring the rich history of religious and community life in York.