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Chapels The buildings of nonconformity This video looks at the varied forms, appearance, and patterns of use of local non-conformist buildings which many people overlook. The video compares the archaeology of remaining buildings of different denominations, asks what these tell us about the way they worshipped and how the chapels related to the human and industrial landscape of villages and towns. Baptist and Unitarian chapels are compared with contemporary Church of England chapels of ease and Quaker Meeting Houses. Early primitive Methodist houses in which the 'Ranters' preached are contrasted with the cavernous grandeur of Victorian methodist churches built in major industrial towns like York. The study of chapels can relate to a wide range of studies: in history, religion, geography, conservation and social development. It is also relevant for planners, architects, and chapel-goers in an age when many nonconformist buildings face redundancy, and thousands have already disappeared. The video looks at the former fine Salem Chapel which stood in St. Saviourgate, York, and then substitutes today's view of the office block which has replaced it. English Heritage gives advice on the care of historic chapels, and is a source of grant aid for the repair of chapels which are of national importance.