On July 21st, 1879, the late Mr. Samuel Morley, M.P., laid the memorial stone of the present structure, which occupies the site of the iron chapel, and which was erected at a cost of £1,350. The Rev. W. R. Barron became the first resident pastor in the year 1882, and was followed by the Rev. A. J. Naylor, during whose pastorate a manse was built and further church and school extension was rendered necessary by increased congregations and scholars. This enlargement was effected in the year 1893 at a cost of £1,473. (http://www.nottshistory.org.uk/hucknall1909/hucknall23.htm)(1)
Building pre dates 1879. Another brick church with dressed stone features. Large windows at the front including a large circular one uppermost. Sills and lintels on ground floor are square and stone whilst on the first floor they are brick and arched. Roof is slate. (NCC notes on 1)
Locally Listed by Ashfield District Council (ADC Ref: 768) (1).

<1> Ashfield District Council, Ashfield Local List (Document). SNT4755.