The Adam Clarke Methodist Chapel was designed by William Parslow and erected in 1870-2. It had 500 sittings in 1873. These had been reduced to 415 by 1940 when there was a schoolroom and three other rooms. It continues to be used as a Methodist place of worship
Sources
Wesleyan seating returns, 1873
Methodist statistical returns, 1940
John Gifford, The Buildings of Scotland, Highlands and Islands, p 486
Site visit 24 May 2017
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