Description

BULFORD WATERGATE LANE
SU 14 SE
(north side)

6/99 Bulford Chapel

II

Independent Congregational chapel, 1823, for congregation
established by Matthew Devenish (monument in church q.v.) and Henry
Blatch, 1805-6. Flint and chalk, rendered and painted with
Tyrolean finish. Slate roof. Three bays, with added lean-to
containing schoolroom on north end. Entrance in 2-centred arched
doorcase at south end of east side, within C20 open porch. Paned
cast iron windows incorporating radial top in square headed
openings.
Interior has gallery at south end supported on 2 cast iron columns.
Panelled front. Central pulpit in pitched pine with lined recess
to rear. Monuments: White marble wall tablets to (a) Henry
Blatch, died 1821, and (b) to Sarah Blatch, died 1852, and husband
Henry.

Listing NGR: SU1678843386

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26424007

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