Description

1. LAWEFIELD LANE 5115 Westgate Wesleyan Methodist Church SE 3220 5/185 II 2. 1827 town chapel. Red brick with painted stone dressing. 2 storeys and basement. 5 bay front with narrow flanking bays and broad, shallow bowed centrepiece, the pediment gable moves out with bow. Plinth; deep 1st floor entablature - sill band, the wall plane of bow recessed by one brick from quoin pilasters with round capped dies, the central bay flanked by Ionic pilasters supporting entablature. Round headed marginal glazed windows. C1870 Corinthian pilasted doorway with entablature, the door with diamond fields to panels and archivolt arched fanlight over. 5 bay side elevations divided by brick pilasters with sill coarses etc...returned from front and carried over.

Listing NGR: SE3246820474

External Links

• Wikidata Q26562817

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