Dagnall Street Baptist Church, St Albans
Just off the town centre, a large building of 1884-85. The interior accessible between 10 and 2 via the associated Cross Street Centre. It was designed by Morton M. Glover.
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Walsworth Road Baptist Church, Hitchin
On the road from the station to the town centre. A large extended complex around a 19th century gothic chapel. The chapel is of 1875-76 and was designed by J. Wallis Chapman.
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High Street Methodist Church, Harpenden
Wood End Congregational Chapel (Former)
In a hamlet of Ardeley. Built in 1820 and rebuilt in 1862, since the 1970s it has become one private property with the timber-framed farm house to its rear.
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Methodist Church, High St, Watton at Stone
On the main street through the village. Built in 1891 with a matching hall extension at the rear. A meditation garden featuring the mural below has been added on one side.
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St Hugh, Cockernhoe
Overlooking the large green in this village just east of Luton. This is an iron church built in 1904. One side has been updated with uPVC windows but the rest retains wooden windows. Views in are not really possible as the windows have marbled glass. It is only used for occasional public services such as at Easter and Christmas and by the CoE village school. There is no signboard outside but the churchyard is well tended, with quite a number of small iron grave markers from the 1920s to 1950s. It forms part of the parish of St Francis, Luton rather than a Hertfordshire parish.
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St Martha, Chapel Lane, Tring (former) now Methodist
An unfinished building constructed on the south west side of Tring as a chapel of ease to St Peter and St Paul, the parish church. The flint chancel is attributed to Carpenter and Ingelow and dates from around 1880. The wooden section dates from the early twentieth century and the porch from the 1960s. It began to be used by the Methodists, as a replacement for their chapel in the 1970s and was purchased in 2002.
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St Mark, Redhall Lane, Chandler’s Cross (former)
A tin tabernacle erected in 1903 and in use until 1978 as a Mission church. First for All Saints, Croxley Green and then from 1964 Chipperfield parish. It closed in 1978 and was sold into private hands in 1981 and is now a large shed in the front garden of a house. It is locally listed by Three Rivers Council. It could have been yours (with a 5 bed house) for offers in excess of £1 million (September 2014). I Passed by in July 2016 and it has had a facelift.
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Soul Survivor Church, Greycaine Road, Watford
An evangelical church in light industrial/warehouse units near Watford North Station. The church was founded in 1991 and is part of the Church of England according to its website, despite not being listed in the Anglican A church near you directory.
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St Theresa, Batterdale, Old Hatfield (Roman Catholic) – now Marychurch Church Hall
Now serving as a hall for Marychurch, this church was built to serve Old Hatfield in 1929-30.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 
