Description

ST75SE BUCKLAND DINHAM CP HIGH STREET (North side)

4/130 Ebenezer Methodist Chapel

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Chapel. Circa 1730, from written source; rebuilt and dated 1811. Coursed and squared rubble, facade under coped gable
with urn finial, slate roof with ridge at right angles to frontage. Plain symmetrical front of 2 storeys, 3 bays; sash
windows with glazing bars in segmental headed bead moulded stone surrounds with keystones; continuous moulded string
above heads on both floors. Central door opening in moulded stone architrave with triple keystone, plank door,
segmental pediment on moulded stone brackets. Painted oval stone plaque to centre of gable inscribed:- "Ebenezer Isam
7 and 12, 1811". Galleried interior predominantly of late C19, including pews and elaborate pulpit with decorative
cast iron panelling; gallery of 1811 supported on twin columns flanking central aisle, balustrade of 5 recessed panels,
fitted pews; plaster ceiling centre of curved and blunted acanthus leaves, also of 1811.

Listing NGR: ST7525351245

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26310338

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