Description

MARY TAVY MARY TAVY
SX 57 NW
4/75
- Wesleyan Methodist Chapel

II

Methodist chapel. Dated 1835. Rubble, painted, slate roof.
Rectangular plan with entrance to the auditorium under the gallery, with the rostrum
at the opposite end.
Front gable end has gabled porch with round-headed opening for double doors with
decorative strap hinges, round-headed sash to right and left with 12 panes to lower
section and margin glazing, datestone above with inscription: Wesleyan Methodist
Chapel 1835. Left return has 2 similar smaller windows and door to left, right
return has 2 similar windows. Rear has 2 similar windows, external stack and small
rubble lean-to to left.
Interior not accessible at time of survey (September 1985), upper gallery with
turned balusters visible, for further details see sources.
(Sources: Stell, C.: Nonconformist Chapels, to be published by RCHM HMSO.).

Listing NGR: SX5023379588

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26611750

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