Description

KINGTON

SO2956 BRIDGE STREET
643-1/1/26 (East side)
Baptist Church

GV II

Baptist Chapel. c1868. Brick with stucco detailing, and
vermiculated stucco plinth; Welsh slate roof; roughcast stack
to rear gable. Single storey; 3-window range: round-headed
single mullion windows with glazing bars, in moulded stucco
architraves with springers and keyblocks, set between stucco
pilasters, flanking group of 3 similar windows; entablature
with modillioned cornice to pediment with dentilled eaves, and
circular light in stucco architrave with keyblocks and
inscription. Central paired entrances with C20 plank doors
with cast-iron tendril hinges; plain fanlights in chamfered
wood frames; stucco doorcases with linked moulded arches with
keyblocks, on pilasters. Left returned side: plank doors in
chamfered frame, under stucco screen with keyblock;
round-headed windows with single mullions, under semi-circular
arches. Right returned side and rear: roughcast; three 2/2
sashes; blocked opening to gable; further 2/2 sashes to ground
floor.

Listing NGR: SO2981756623

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26503098

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