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1800s Church left to rot, should this be a crime Explore No. 102 β π¬π§ --------------------------------- History πποΈ ποΈ The building at 4 Castle Gate The building now associated with The Omega New Grace Church at 4 Castle Gate, Nottingham is a Grade II listed Victorian building. Its history goes back far beyond the Omega congregation. The site has connections with Independent/Congregational worship dating back to the 1650s, making it one of Nottingham's significant historic nonconformist sites. A meeting house on Castle Gate was formally registered in 1689, following the Act of Toleration which allowed Protestant dissenting congregations to worship legally. βͺ The present building β 1863 The current building was constructed in 1863, designed by Nottingham architect Richard Charles Sutton for the trustees of the Congregational Church. It opened for worship in 1864. Historic England describes it as being built in a Lombardic-Venetian Revival style, using red brick with blue and yellow brick detailing, ashlar stonework and slate roofs. It was listed Grade II in 1985. Historic England It wasn't simply a small chapel either. The complex included the church, lecture facilities and classrooms, making it an important centre for the congregation and wider community. A 1906 Nottingham guide described the site as an extensive block containing the church, lecture hall and various classrooms. Nottinghamshire History π³ There was even a burial ground One particularly interesting part of its history is that the church had a burial ground immediately to the east. That land was sold for development in 1955. The remains were supposedly to be re-interred, but the surviving Castle Gate records at the University of Nottingham don't contain evidence establishing exactly where the remains were eventually moved. University of Nottingham π The congregation's influence Castle Gate was a particularly influential Nottingham congregation. Over the years it helped establish a number of other churches and missions around the city, including churches or missions at St James's/Park Hill, Radford, Queen's Walk, Thorneywood, St Ann's Well Road and Norton Street. The University of Nottingham holds a substantial collection of Castle Gate records, including church minutes going back to 1736, membership lists, annual reports, church magazines and documents relating to its burial ground. University of Nottingham The University describes Castle Gate as a large and popular church which established several daughter churches in Nottingham. --------------------------------- My Experience ππ this was a fantastic church to explore and still in very good condition, hopefully the urbex bus doesn't do too much damage to this beautiful building. --------------------------------- π₯Thanks for Watching, see you in the next one π₯ π Please feel free to Comment and subscribe and share with everyone π― Here are the many ways you can support me Free And Donation: Dubby: https://www.dubby.gg/discount/LOST2NATURE?ref=jgerwtnp Make sure you enter LOST2NATURE for 10% off total order Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/share/1E493YXV4U/ Free by following and viewing my content and interaction plus sharing my page and Donation through stars buy me a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/unseenfootage Donation though website Youtube: www.youtube.com/@UC3jnnA8FJCxmR-6uHkzgUEw Free by sharing my content and hitting like and subscribe. please feel free to comment down below what. * your favourite bit was * least favourite bit was * what you found very interesting * if you have any memories off this place or you have been when it was operational, i would love to hear all your stories if you were an employee or just visited with friends and family. i would love to hear from you. Urbex Vault Link please visit: https://www.urbexvault.com/ and use Promo code LOST2NATURE for 20% off π π ππππ πππ ππππ πππππ ππππ! βΆ If you enjoy this video, please like it and share it. βΆ Don't forget to subscribe to this channel for more updates. βΆ Subscribe now: http://www.youtube.com/@UC3jnnA8FJCxmR-6uHkzgUEw β‘οΈ Business inquiries: βΆ [email protected] β οΈ ππππππππππ: We do not accept any liability for any loss or damage incurred from you acting or not acting as a result of watching any of my publications. You acknowledge that you use the information I provide at your own risk. do your own research. βοΈ πππππππππ ππππππ: This video and my YouTube channel contain dialog, music, and image that are property of "Lost 2 Nature" You are authorized to share the video link and channel and embed this video in your website or others as long as a link back to my YouTube Channel is provided
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