Description

ST 01 SE UFFCULME CHAPEL STREET, (south side)
Uffculme
4/160 Baptist Chapel
-
II
Baptist chapel. Build 1809, enlarged 1884 (Kelly's Directory). Random rubble
limestone with some volcanic trap, with brick window surrounds. Gable end slate
roof with crested ridge tiles, apex finial, and 2 small ridge ventilators. Simple
rectangular plan with gallery at the front end; the 1884 extension of rooms at the
rear of the chapel is clearly distinguished from the older work by vertical masonry
joints.
Exterior Front: rendered, pilaster quoins with moulded capitals, eaves fascia and
plat-band form a sort of pediment. 2 tiers of 2 round-headed 2-light windows, those
to the ground floor the taller, and flanking a recessed door under a quatrefoil set
in a roundel. 2 window bays to either side of chapel, all of 2-lights and round-
headed; similar, but smaller, 2-light windows to first floor of extension, with door
to north. Rear elevation, with 2 pointed lancets with Y-tracery. Late C19
patterned glass.

Listing NGR: ST0672412808

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26463674

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