Description

HUNGERFORD HIGH STREET (West side)
SU 3368
18/46 Congregational Chapel
G.V. II
Chapel 1840 on date panel in centre of facade, in simplified classical
style. Hipped slate roof, painted stucco with stone parapet, deep
frieze, plain cornice, blocking course and low central pediment, moulded
first floor string, stone plinth. One storey with gallery to street. 3
bays separated by full height pilasters, semi-circular headed marginally
glazed sashes in outer bays at gallery level 2 square headed windows below,
central door in doorcase of pilasters, frieze, simple cornice and vestigial
pediment approached by 4 stone steps. Interior: plain with gallery at
entrance end. History: The congregation founded in 1671 moved to this site
in 1793, the church was enlarged in 1810 and rebuilt in 1840. B.O.E (Berkshire)
p.157. Non Conformist Chapels and Churches (RCHM) - C.Stell.

Listing NGR: SU3374668437

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26578585

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