Description

DIDMARTON CHAPEL WALK
ST 8287
(east side)
15/60 Congregational Church
II

Former Union Chapel. Dated 1843 with name on plaque to centre
front. Coursed and dressed stone, shallow pitched slate roof with
coped verges and kneelers. Single block of one tall storey with
lower rear wing and front porch. Sides have 2 long round-headed
radial glazed 12-pane sashes in painted plain stone surrounds. Two
similar 9-pane to front above central gabled porch also with coped
verge and kneelers and round-headed soffit to doorway with double
doors each of 3 flush panels and 2 flush quadrant panels over.
Additional door of 6 flush panels on right hand return of porch.
Rear wing has C20 six-panel door to right hand return and original
12-pane sash to each return. Small rear shed or boiler room
attached. Interior not accessible but apparently original gallery
visible and original fittings may survive.

Listing NGR: ST8204987634

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26382143

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  Listed Buildings: The Law and Practice of Historic Buildings, Ancient Monuments and Conservation Areas
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  Department for Communities Listed Historic Buildings of Northern Ireland: Information Guide for the 2nd Survey of Historic Buildings