Upper Chapel
Sheffield's oldest nonconformist chapel, with a courtyard of sculpture by George Fullard.
Built in 1700, Upper Chapel is the oldest nonconformist place of worship in Sheffield and one of the oldest buildings in the city centre, hidden behind a quiet forecourt off Norfolk Street.
The courtyard holds a group of bronze figures by the Sheffield sculptor George Fullard — an unexpected pocket of calm a minute from the Peace Gardens.
Highlights
- Built in 1700
- George Fullard sculptures
- Quiet city-centre courtyard
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Landmarks
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Shopping
Fargate & Orchard Square
The pedestrianised heart of the city centre, with the famous clock and a run of high street shops.