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The tithe barn was on the South side of Tithebarn Street until it was demolished in 1969 to make way for the Teanlowe Centre car park.
The tithe barn was used to store crops collected as tithes (rents) from the local farmers by St. Chads Church.
A view of Tithebarn Street when it was still open to 2-way traffic in the town centre.
North side of Tithebarn Street to the left, Golden Ball pub in the background, St Chad’s bus stop opposite the pub.
South side of Tithebarn Street with modern shops to the right of St. Chad’s Church & access road to the back of some shops on Church Street between the shops & the car park.
Junction of Tithebarn Street with Queensway; Congregational Chapel as restored in 1886, once the Sunday School, now the United Reform Church; later church to the right now redeveloped as apartments. The original Independent Chapel dated back to about 1808.
Older photo of Congregational Chapel, then used as the Sunday School, next to its successor as the church, now apartments. The building to the left could be 19 Tithebarn St, once home to builder & pigeon fancier Richard Eaves. Behind the house were allotments, presumably accessible through the gate.
Aerial view of Tithebarn Street, possibly mid-1960s when it still had two-way traffic & before construction of the Teanlowe Centre.
The old Tithe Barn on the right with St Chad’s tower in the background.
The Tithe Barn was no more! Circa 1968.
An old view of Tithebarn Street looking towards St. Chads.
1960 Ordnance Survey map with Tithebarn Street highlighted.
