High Pavement Chapel

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.

History

The building was opened in 1876, built to a design of the architect Stuart Colman, of Bristol. It was used as a place of worship for Unitarian Presbytarians in Nottingham until 1982. It was then converted into the Nottingham Lace Museum, but this venture proved financially unviableFact|date=July 2008. The building was then converted to its current use, as a Pitcher and Piano public house.Fact|date=July 2008

tained 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

References

*An Itinerary of Nottingham, J. Holland Walker, 1927.
*Allens Illustrated Guide to Nottingham, J. Potter Briscoe, 1888.