An Anglican chapel of ease was built here in 1864 to serve the growing community of quarry and mill workers. It was paid for by subscription and cost £68 9 shillings and 1 pence.

The chapel appears to have ceased its religious function prior to the Second World War and in 1946 it was used as a meeting room by a group of Hessle Sea Scouts. The chapel’s bell which can be seen in this photograph is now in All Saints Church in Hessle.