| Appendix (a) Map Evidence |
| Map 1 - Ordnance Survey County Series Yorkshire (North Riding), 2nd Edition, 18NW, (1895): building shown as 'Chap.' |
| Map 2 - Ordnance Survey County Series Yorkshire (North Riding),1st Edition XVIII, 2(W) (1894): building shown as 'Methodist Chapel (Weslyan)'. |
| Map 3 - Ordnance Survey County Series Yorkshire (North Riding),2nd Edition, XVIII, 2(W) (1914): A Mission Room is now shown opposite the Weslyan Chapel and appears to be of similar form though perhaps narrower. |
| Map 4 - O.S. 1:25 000 (1971) NZ 6718: Chapel is shown with full-width rear extension and addition of front and rear boundary walls. Note also the site of the contemporary Primitive Methodist Chapel has been redeveloped to form a large building (car showroom) and an Electricity Substation, though the Mission Room still survives. |
| Appendix (b) List of archived photographs |
| Photo No - Description |
| General 1 - Foundation Christian Fellowship Pentecostal Church 2 - The adjacent modern terrace house (gable end with decorative brick course), is the site of the former Mission Room; the glass-fronted building (distant left), is the site of the former Primitive Methodist Chapel built in 1881 3 - Rectangular extension window South (front) Elevation 4 - Front porch 5 - Detail of sheeted-over window above front porch |
| West Elevation 6 - Porch and first window 7 - 2nd 4th windows 8 - Later rear extension and boundary wall 9 - Detail of join between original foundation wall and later extension 10 - Detail of change of roof line 11 - Detail of location of former downpipe |
| East Elevation 12 - View from rear to front of building 13 - View from security gate towards the rear of the building 14 - Detail of rear extension and side door 15 - Detail of side door showing addition of extra brick course and timbers to raise height of threshold 16 - Detail of the poor build quality of the extension |
| North (rear) Elevation 17 - View from east to west 18 - View from west to east 19 - Window on western end of extension 20 - Detail of bricked-up cellar entrance 21 - Detail of disturbance to extension wall and addition of clay air brick 22 - Original north gable end and pent roof over later extension |
| Interior 23 - Detail of main panelling 24 - Main room of church facing front entrance 25 - Main room facing towards rear 26 - Detail of iron straps on scissor brace 27 - Detail of iron strap and tie-rod on scissor brace 28 - Partition between the main church and Bible Study rooms 29 - Detail of first partition showing iron braces 30 - Bible Study room, east wall 31 - Bible Study room, west wall 32 - Detail of Bible Study room ceiling panelling 33 - Partition doors from main room through Bible Study room to Prayer room at rear 34 - Prayer room, east wall 35 - Prayer room, west wall |
| Boundaries 36 - Detail of front entrance brick and sandstone gatepost (eastern post) 37 - Detail of sandstone gatepost capping 38 - Partly demolished east boundary wall (facing north), and later wall constructed during establishment of adjacent War Memorial 39 - Boundary wall at north-east corner of site |
| Other 40 - Corrugated iron church at Dunsdale, Redcar & Cleveland |
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