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Chapels, West Herts Cemetery, High Elms Lane, Garston
There are two chapels next to each other. The larger North Chapel dates from 1959 and the smaller South chapel from 1977 .
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Cemetery, St John’s Road, Hitchin
Two chapels one for Anglicans and one for Dissenters at right angles to each other. The cemetery and presumably the chapels date from 1857.
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Cowley Hill Free Church (Baptist), Stanborough Close, Borehamwood
On the north eastern edge of the town hidden among suburban housing. Despite the Baptist in the name this is a totally independent church.
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St Andrew United Reformed/Methodist, Aycliffe Road, Borehamwood
On the northern side of the town. It was designed by Paul Mauger and Partners and finished in 1956.
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St Paul’s Lutheran, St Paul’s Close, Borehamwood
On the southern edge of Borehamwood, a modern building for the only Lutheran church in the county.
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Trinity Church (URC/Methodist), Park Lane, Knebworth
Built as a Congregational Chapel in 1887, it became part of the United Reformed Church in 1972 and amalgamated with the Methodist church in 1996.
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Welwyn Evangelical Church, Fulling Mill Lane
On a spacious site on the northern edge of Welwyn. The post war modern building used for worship is at right angles to the now subdivided older chapel. It was formerly called Bethel Chapel.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 