Quaker Meeting House, 289 High Street, Berkhamsted
In a small garden at the western end of the High Street. The Meeting dates from 1818 with a large porch added in recent times.
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High Street Baptist Church, Tring
Round the corner from the Grace Baptist Church (or vice versa). This is a church of 1889 designed by William Huckvale.
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Akeman Street Grace Baptist Church, Tring
Well above street level on the way to the Natural History Museum. Rebuilt in 1832 with rooms added at the rear in 1866
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Baptist Church, New Mill, Tring
The church dates back to 1655 but the current building is a rebuilding of 1818, at the rear is a Sunday school dated 1895.
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Christ Church, Fish Street, Redbourn
An independent chapel between the main street and the green. The building was originally built in 1802 and rebuilt to double its size in 1807, the frontage dates from 1865. It has been the Mount Zion Evangelical Church and Redbourn Baptist Church and a public library (1948-1969) in the past.
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Carey Baptist Church, Marlowes, Hemel Hempstead
Part of a large complex of halls and classrooms facing the road between the new and old towns. The church dates from 1861 when it was called Marlowes Baptist church, the current name was adopted after amalgamation in 1980 with Boxmoor Baptist Church. The architect was Joseph James.
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Alexandra Road Congregational Church, Hemel hempstead
Between the new and old towns. A large independent chapel dating from 1890 and designed by W.A. Fisher. There is a slightly earlier hall next door.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 