Heath Lane Cemetery Chapels, Hemel Hempstead
On a hilltop overlooking the town, there are two disused chapels facing each other. One was Anglican and the other non conformist. They are similar but one has lancets at the entrance end and a gable cross, the other no crosses but cross-shaped windows at the entrance end. The cemetery dates from 1878.
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Methodist Church, Prestwick Road, South Oxhey
On the main road near Carpenter’s Park Station. The church of 1952 was replaced by this building completed in 2013.
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St Martin’s United Reformed Church, Muirfield Road, South Oxhey
The building of 1953 was replaced in 1989, but is now all but disused as a church. The building is principally used by the Community Learning Partnership with the congregation now sharing St John’s URC, Northwood.
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Brethren’s Meeting Room, Bosanquet Road/Salisbury Road, Rye Park, Hoddesdon, now demolished
Just down the road from the Rye Park Riverside Elim church, a windowless modern hall. The site is subject to a planning application, so far refused for a housing development (Dec 2018). It has now been replaced (November 2022) by housing.
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Brethren’s Meeting Room, Halfhide Lane, Turnford
Hidden behind high fences and hedges opposite the Marriott Hotel.
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Chapel (former), Whempstead
A former chapel, now extended and concerted into a house. It is actually a little way north of the small hamlet itself and not easily visible from the road.
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Chapel (former), Nasty, Great Munden
Nasty is one of the hamlets making up Great Munden. This was a tin tabernacle that has subsequently been re-clad and turned over to domestic use.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 