Pepper Hill Unitarian Chapel

View the interior with unique art-deco stained-glass windows.

Learn about its history, beginning in Northgate End Unitarian Chapel, Halifax. Learn about the energetic, possibly eccentric man whose enthusiasm began it all. See where the 'Man who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo' held a party to celebrate his win!

Chartists, Conscientious objectors, early female ministers all feature in the history of the Chapel. We were one of the first in the area to register to hold same-sex marriages.

Pepper Hill Unitarian Chapel is an attractive non-conformist chapel, which has served the community as a place of worship, venue for weddings, Christenings and funerals, a Sunday school and community centre since the mid-19th century.

View the old chapel registers, Sunday School records and a display of old photographs.

Delicious refreshments will be on offer - come and have a cup of tea and a slice of cake!

- On Saturday, 20th September, in the afternoon there will be a talk by local historian David Glover.

- On Sunday 21st September there will be a short inclusive service led by Rev. Celia Midgley.

- On Sunday afternoon there will be a talk by local historian Ben Stables of local old photographs of Shelf.

More details will follow in due course.

Timings & Tours

Saturday 20 September:

1030–1600. Talk by David Glover: 1400

Sunday 21 September:

1030–1600. Service: 1045. Talk by Ben Stables: 1400

Location & directions

Pepper Hill Unitarian Chapel, Pepper Hill, Shelf, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX3 7TH

Directions:

We are off Brighouse and Denholme Gate Road between Shelf and Queensbury - look out for a finger post.

Contact on day:

Ben Stables

Telephone number:

+447368612688

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:

Pre-booking not required

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