Description

MAIDEN BRADLEY CHURCH STREET
ST 83 NW
(east side)
4/88 United Reform Chapel
GV II
Congregational chapel, now United Reform. Dated 1820. Rendered,
Welsh slate roof. Gable end to road. Double half-glazed doors
with plain stone Tuscan portico, late C19 margin pane plate glass
sash over, datestone inscribed 1820 to gable, coped verge with urn
finial. Right and left returns have two margin-pane segmental-
headed sashes with keystones to ground floor and gallery.
Schoolroom attached to east end with 4-pane sashes and brick stack,
C20 lean-to extension.
Interior has vestibule with wooden stairs to gallery. Gallery on
wooden columns, with original seating on three sides, organ loft to
east end, probably late C19, pulpit and reading desk on dais at
east end.

Listing NGR: ST8025338757

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26424079

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