Protestant dissenters met at a private house from 1705 or before, moving to a chapel in Lake Road in the latter part of the 18th century.[102] A Congregational chapel was built in 1858–59.[102] The first Wesleyan chapel was built in 1814 in a small yard off Main Street at a cost of £331 10s; the present Methodist church is in Southey Street.[103] Since 1928 Roman Catholics in Keswick have been served by Our Lady of the Lakes and St Charles in High Hill.