The original Rishworth school of 1725 at Goathouse is now Rishworth School Chapel.
The building has five sets of 8-light windows, and the gable end of the building has another 16-light window.
This is discussed in Ancient Halls in & about Halifax
The building has had various uses
In the 1950s, a new porch was built.
In 1956, an oak altar was installed in the chapel by Jackson of Coley
In 1958, a wrought iron gate was installed in a stone arch, with a lamp to light the path at night.
In 1958, a new East Window was installed at a cost of £230. This comprises 12 stained glass panels depicting the arms of the
Extensions built in 1961 increased the accommodation from 60 to 180. These were dedicated by the Bishop of Wakefield. The alterations also resited the East window.
See Rishworth School: War Memorials
This & associated entries use material contributed by Anne Kirker
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