Description

SE 01 SE LOWER CLOUGH
Linthwaite
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Linthwaite Methodist Chapel
30/4/82

- II

Methodist chapel. Dated 1867. Hammer dressed stone with ashlar dressings.
Pitched stone slate roof. Stone brackets to gutter. 2 storeys and basement.
Continuous first floor still band. 6-bays long by 4-bay predimented front. Ground
floor windows are segment headed. First floor windows are round arched, those to
side elevations with impost band. The central bay breaks forward slightly and has 2
round arched, 6-panelled doors within cambered heads. Cornice area is supported on 4
console brackets with Foliated base. At first floor level is paired round arched
window. Single lights to each side, both floors. Large tablet in tympanum reads in
raised capitals: METHODIST CHURCH
ERECTED 1867
Stained glass to north elevation window basement level contains flat.

Listing NGR: SE0955713992

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26511708

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