Description

EGGLESTON B6278 (North side) NY9923 and NZ02SW 25/1 and 20/1 Wesleyan Methodist Chapel and School attached II Wesleyan Methodist Chapel and attached Sunday School. Dated 1828 and 1861 over doors. Coursed squared sandstone with quoins and tooled ashlar dressings; Chapel roof Lakeland slate with stone gable coping, School roof Welsh slate. 2-storey, 3-bay Chapel; School. at right, one high storey, 3 bays,and 2-storey one-bay set-back storage building at right. Chapel has central double 6-panel door in alternate-block jambs under stone lintel, which supports gabled panel with Gothic inscription 'Wesleyan Chapel 1828'. Renewed 4-pane windows, above and in outer bays, have flat stone lintels and projecting stone sills. Quoins and door dressings project. School has central 6-panel door under flat stone lintel with fanlight above under keyed voussoirs, similar round heads to large flanking windows with projecting stone sills and margined sashes. Paired eaves gutter blocks. Slightly lower 2-storey bay has boarded door under flat stone lintel at left, and similar loft opening, at right above, with slightly projecting sill. Small-banded square chimney at right end of School.

Listing NGR: NZ0000323870

External Links

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