This is the last five houses in the Row which served as a Chapel to the Catholic Mining Community.
As more and more immigrants from Ireland arrived in Blantyre to work in the Pits, they wanted a place of Worship, because at that time there was no Catholic Church.
They approached the Pit Owners, Messrs William Dixon and asked, if not, petitioned, for a place of Worship.
As William Dixon's family were Catholic and one of his sons was a Priest, they allocated the last five houses at the end of the Row to be used as a Chapel, much to the discontent of the Protestant Community.
This block of five houses were the last to be demolished.