Welsh Congregational Chapel School Room
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Image: © John S Turner Taken: 23 Mar 2007
This building on Volunteer Street, which is attached to the redundant Welsh Congregational Chapel, may have been the Sunday School building. See the Chapel at Image . On either side of the left hand pillar are two white parish boundary signs - SM1P (St Michael's Parish) and SOP (St Olave's Parish) - see a close up of the plaques at Image The boundary divides the building and continues as far as the city walls behind, where St Michael's follows the walls to the left, and St Olave's follows the walls to the right. St Michael's church is now Chester History and Heritage Centre.
