Members of Pitt Street Chapel raised funds in 1826 and the Wesley Methodist Chapel on Upper Stanhope Street opened. Nestled on both sides by Chester Street and Wesley Place, it had seating for 1350 people and its architectural beauty and the aesthetic quality of the 'Chapel In The Park' were greatly admired. The Litany was used and the chants were sung by hired choristers, as well as Church Services, Baptism, Marriages and Burials were also performed there. Day Schools attached to the chapel were built on Windsor Street in 1865. The first baptism was performed on John Wesley Kellick on 6th January 1828. Sadly the church was closed and demolished in 1970.

Members of Pitt Street Chapel raised funds in 1826 and the Wesley Methodist Chapel on Upper Stanhope Street opened. Nestled on both sides by Chester Street and Wesley Place, it had seating for 1350 people and its architectural beauty and the aesthetic quality of the 'Chapel In The Park' were greatly admired. The Litany was used and the chants were sung by hired choristers, as well as Church Services, Baptism, Marriages and Burials were also performed there. Day Schools attached to the chapel were built on Windsor Street in 1865. The first baptism was performed on John Wesley Kellick on 6th January 1828. Sadly the church was closed and demolished in 1970.