Introduction
Architecture
List of chapels
The following list includes only those buildings constructed, or
adapted, as preaching houses; there were many examples, especially in
the early days, of private dwellings used for meetings.
¤ indicates still active (1998); Ø indicates demolished;
I, II etc indicate successive buildings on same or adjacent sites.
For convenience I have given the OS
6-figure Grid reference so chapels can be located to within
50m.
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A
Abbey Lands (Lonan)
(later Ballaragh)
Abbey Lands (Onchan) ¤
Agneash ¤
B
Baldhoon
BaldrineI,II ¤
Baldrine (Cloven Stones)
Baldwin (East) I,II
Baldwin (West)
Ballabeg ¤
Ballachrink
Ballacowin
Ballafesson ¤
Ballagary (St Marks) ¤
Ballagorrey
Ballajora
Ballakaneen (Andreas) IØ
II¤
BallakilmartinØ?
Ballakilpheric
Ballakinnag
Ballaleigh
Ballamoda (Clogher)I, II
Ballasalla (Bridge Road)
Ballasalla (Wesley)IØ
II
BallatersonØ
Ballaugh
Ballaugh New
Ballaugh Village I,II¤
Ballavale (Glen Rushen)
Barregarrow¤
BraaidØ
Bradda
Bride (P)
Bride (W) ¤
C
CardleIØ II
Castletown (Arbory Street)
I,II¤
Castletown (Hope Street)
Castletown (Malew Street)
Colby (Main Road)
Colby (Station Road) ¤
Cooil I, II ¤
Croit-e-Caley (Ebenezer) ¤
Cronk
Crosby ¤
(Ballaugh) Curragh(Close
Rhennie/Loughdhoo)
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D
DalbyI,II
Dhoor
Douglas (Buck's Road)
Douglas (Esplanade Chapel)
Douglas (Loch Parade) I, Ø,II ¤
Douglas (Marathon Road Mission)
Douglas (MNC - Derby Rd)
Douglas (Pulrose) ¤
Douglas (Redferns Mission)
Douglas (Rose Mount) ¤
Douglas (Salisbury Street)¤
Douglas (Thomas Street) I, II Ø
Douglas (Victoria Street) Ø
Douglas (Well Hill Road) Ø
Douglas (Wellington Street) Ø
Douglas (Willaston) ¤
E
Eairy Stein Ø
East Baldwin I,II
East Foxdale (Eairy/Renshant)
F
Fishers HillØ
Foxdale (Higher)Ø
Foxdale Village
G
Garey
Glascoe
Glen Auldyn
Glen Roy
Glenmaye ¤
Gordon
Greeba
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H
Hillberry
Howe I,II ¤
J
Jurby East
Jurby West
K
Kerrowgarrow
Kerrowglass
Kerrowkeil ¤
Kerrowmoar
Kirk Michael (Cronk-y-Croghee)
Ø
Kirk Michael (Ebenezer, Main Road)
¤
Kirk Michael (Kelly's Yard)
Ø
Kirk Michael (PM first
chapel)
Kirk Michael (Park view)
Knocksharry
L
Lambfell
Laurel Bank
Laxey ¤
Laxey (Glen Road)
Laxey (Minorca)
Laxey (Shore Road)
Leodest
Lhen Moar
Lhergydhoo
Little London
Lonan
Lower Foxdale (P)
Lower Foxdale (W)
M
Mount Rule
N
Newtown ¤
O
Onchan (Main Road)I,II¤
Onchan (Summerhill Road)
Orrisdale ¤
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P
Patrick
Peel (Atholl Street) ¤
Peel (Christian Street)
Peel (Michael Street)
Peel (Shore Road)
PoortownØ
Port-e-Vullen
Port Erin (Dandy Hill)
Port Erin (Station Road) ¤
Port Erin (Victoria Square)
Port St. Mary (Bay View Road)
Port St. Mary (Lime Street)
Port St. Mary (Mount Tabor)
¤
Q
Quine's Hill I,II
R
Ramsey (Chapel Lane)
Ramsey (Kee's Garden)
Ø
Ramsey (North Shore Road)
Ramsey (Parliament Street)
Ramsey (Queen Street)
Ramsey (Strand Street
Mission)
Ramsey (Waterloo Road) ¤
Regaby
Ronague I,II
S
Sandygate¤
Santon
Scollaby
Smeale
St.John's ¤
Strang
SulbyI,IIØ,III ¤
Sulby Glen (Tholt-y-Will)
U
Union Mills (W)I,II ¤
W
West Baldwin
West Craig ?
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Individual Chapels, Photographs, etc.
All colour photographs, unless otherwise stated, are my copyright,
however you are welcome to copy or use them for any church related or
non-commercial purpose (a reference to my Web page would be
appreciated). Generally a larger, full screen, image may be obtained
by clicking on the thumbnail view. Better resolution copies may be
had on request
The black and white photographs of earlier days are drawn from a
number of sources - please do not assume that these are as readily
available for use.
The 
indicates
that a centenary (or Jubilee) booklet was produced, in some cases
this was a very thorough chapel history (as e,g, C.C.McFee's
Crosby Chapels, in others more of a notice of a centenary
celebration. These are usually held by Manx Museum (see under
E.240).
The 
indicates
that the chapel participated in the flower festival of that year and
a small (and unfortunately not always informative) booklet may have
been produced.
