Brethren’s Meeting Room, Mimms Hall Lane, Potters Bar
A typical anonymous looking Brethren Hall. Right next to the Evangelical Free Church.
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Brethren’s Meeting Room (Former), Duke Street, Hoddesdon now demolished and replaced by housing
A typical small unadorned Brethren Hall north of the town centre. It closed in 2018 and was used as offices by Herts Building Solutions. By November 2021 it has been replaced by a small housing development.
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Primitive Methodist Chapel (Former), Sopwell Lane, St Albans
Built in 1844 but vacated in 1875, when it passed into use by the Dagnall Street Baptist Church. From 1934 -2003 it was used by the St Albans Band for rehearsals, hence the name given to the house into which it was converted in 2012.
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Hospital Chapel (former), Falmouth Way/Goldsmith Court, St Albans
Dating from 1893. It is now converted into offices and surrounded by new housing following redevelopment of some of the site.
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Chapel, Hatfield Road Cemetery, St Albans
On the east side of the town opposite St Paul’s church. The chapel is a nineteenth century building
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Brethren’s Meeting Room, Hall Heath Close, St Albans
Just round the corner from the United Reformed Church in suburbia between St Albans and Marshallswick.
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Lower Dagnall Street Methodist (Former), St Albans
This range of buildings was the town’s Methodist complex from 1824 to 1841. Ashbrittle House on the left was a schoolroom, Dagnall House in the centre was the Chapel and Canon House was the Minister’s House.
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Therfield Chapel
Near the centre of the village. The congregation dates from 1836 but the chapel is a little later. Originally an Independent then a Congregational Church, it is now an independent congregational chapel. The burial ground is on the other side of the road and behind the village primary school. The balcony was converted into a rather individual coffee bar some time ago.
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Brethren’s Meeting Room, Blackwater Lane, Leverstock Green, Hemel Hempstead
On the rural edge of the town and almost totally hidden way behind formidable security fencing.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 