Primitive Methodist Chapel, High Street
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Description
Primitive Methodist Chapel and attached church hall, built in 1903
Red brick with contrasting white stone dressings, corner turret with pyramidal spire; quatrefoil tracery in large central window (photo)(B1).
The Italianate Methodist Church of 1903 is sited on the outside of a curve in High Street South. Together with its hall, copper clad spire, cast iron railings and the adjacent trees, it forms a pleasing visual focus. The Church faces slightly towards the approach from the southern end of the village, although it still features in views along the street from the north. A local building of note in the conservation area of Stewkley (B2).
1903 by T Colbourne. Red brick with tracery and dressings graphically picked out in white ashlar (cf. Stokenchurch, CAS ). Pyramidal spire and matching hall (B3).
Statement of Significance
Asset type
Primitive Methodist Chapel and attached church hall, built in 1903
Date Listed
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