Congregational Chapel (former), Chapel Lane, Hadham Ford
Hadham Ford is a southern outlier of Little Hadham. The chapel appears to have been disused for a number of years (Google streetview shows it so in 2009 judging by the state of the now gone notice board). The adjacent hall is now a private house. The chapel was built 1874-75 and designed by John Sulman who went on to be a prominent architect in Australia. An application for conversion to a house was made in January 2017.
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Chapels, New Cemetery, Apton Road, Bishops Stortford
Two chapels, one Anglican and in use (left hand column) one now disused (non-conformist) right hand column of pictures. They are designed by G.E. Pritchett and date from 1855.
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Chapel, Leavesden Hospital, Mallard Road, Abbots langley
The chapel of a large former mental hospital whose site is now redeveloped as housing and a park. It is now used by DEMAND (Design and Manufacture for Disability). The chapel dates from 1868-70 and was designed by Giles and Biven.
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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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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 