1 Mill Rd Cleethorpes DN35 8HT
The current St Andrews Methodist church in Cleethorpes occupies the same site as the previous Primitive Methodist chapels.
The first chapel was built in 1857; it was replaced by a new chapel in 1877. This chapel was replaced by St Andrews in 1979.
The current church occupies this corner site by the mini roundabout – a very particular architectural style, an angular brick low level ziggurat, with buttresses to the side elevation and entrance. There are glazed brick details around the buttresses, windows and doors.
It has a central entrance which divides the main body of the chapel from the function room.
There are Victorian stained glass panels, which may be from the previous chapel.
Below the pitched roof there is a modern inset decorative glass panel.
There is something in its robust brick volumes which recalls the Brunswick Parish Church.
Also the Coverdale Baptist Church.
Modern Mooch 