Key facts
- Address
- Robin Hoods Bay
North Yorkshire - Listed status
- Grade II listed
Sources: Historic England list entry 1316200, Wikipedia, Wikidata Q26602515
Before visiting United Reformed Church
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About United Reformed Church
The United Reformed Church stands in Robin Hoods Bay, North Yorkshire, on an elevated site near the beach. Now redundant, it closed and was sold during the 21st century. The church has held Grade II listed status since 1969.
Congregationalist preacher J. C. Potter began holding services in a local schoolroom in 1838, and the chapel at Fisher Head followed in 1840, initially serving 25 local adherents. It joined the newly formed United Reformed Church in 1972. Built from sandstone, the two-storey, three-bay structure has a Welsh slate roof and a gabled entrance façade. Steps rise to a central porch with twin doors and a trefoil-shaped finial. Pointed windows are finished with hood mouldings, while an oval dated plaque sits over the porch. Several windows have obscured glazing, and two rear windows retain coloured glass that may date from the original construction.
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