Description

HAVERHILL

TL6645 UPPER DOWNS SLADE
816-1/5/27 (East side)
26/06/52 Baptist Chapel
(Formerly Listed as:
CAMPS ROAD
(North side)
Baptist Chapel Upper Downs Slade)

II

Baptist chapel. 1828. Red brick under hipped roof of concrete
pantiles.
EXTERIOR: single storey. Rectangular on plan with corners
articulated by clasping pilasters. South return with
double-leaf panelled door within panelled reveals and a
doorcase of reeded and bowed pilasters. Dentil cornice and
flat hood. Either side is one 6/6 unhorned sash under gauged
skewback arches. Datestone over door immediately below a
half-round window with radial glazing bars. West return with 2
recessed arched niches, each containing a fixed 12-paned
window with an opening 12-paned upper section. Door and one
small window towards north end.
INTERIOR: panelled galleries to north and south, the latter
supported on cast-iron columns. Both galleries closed off and
with C20 suspended ceilings. Polygonal pulpit with trefoiled
arcading. Running north-south below central aisle is a total
immersion font.

Listing NGR: TL6699745550

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26656323

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