This is not shown in the 1843 Gore's directory but apparently opened in 1853 but does appear in 1858 (1) as the Windsor Street Chapel (Calvinist Methodist) beyond the junction on Upper Hill Street, un-numbered but between numbers 53 and 75. It was also known as the Wesleyan Methodist (English) chapel.

In 1860 the Calvinistic Methodist Chapel is at the junction of Calvin Street and is between numbers 71 & 75, but is again  un-numbered. Shortly after this it became a  Presbyterian Church but by 1864 the map shows it as a Welsh Methodist Chapel

For the 1881 directory there is no mention of the chapel and no mention of Calvin Street although Whitaker Street is correctly positioned for the street name to have changed (in fact this is the case) .

In 1894 the church is Welsh Baptist Chapel un-numbered but at the junction of Whittaker Street (note spelling). For the 1911 Gore, the chapel and location are the same and the Whitaker is restored to just one 't'.  The Welsh moved out before WW1 (1)

In 1936,1938 and 1946 it is listed as the Elim Tabernacle. The 1954 map simply shows 'Tabernacle' and between then and now this building was demolished.

(1) Pers comm, Philip Mayer.