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Ashlyns School Chapel, Chesham Road, Berkhamsted
The Foundling School moved out from central London to Redhill, Surrey in 1925 while a new campus high above the south side of Berkhamsted was built. This was designed by John Mortimer Sheppard and completed in 1935. Subsequently in 1951 this became a state secondary school – Ashlyns. The chapel is at the centre of the main school range, about 100 metres off the public road.
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The Old Chapel (former Roman Catholic Church), 1 Park View Road, Berkhamsted
Built in 1909 and in use until 1967 when it was replaced by the current church on the other side of the town centre. It is now used as offices.
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Prospect Place Wesleyan Chapel, Highfield Road, Berkhamsted (former)
On a road off the High Street near the Baptist Church. Used only from 1854-56, it has long been converted into a pair of semi-detached houses.
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Weslyan Methodist Chapel (former), Cowper Road, Berkhamsted
Now the Christian Science building. The church closed in 1956. The school building behind it is now housing.
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Primitive Methodist (former), High Street, Berkhamsted
Now Dominos Pizza and hardly recognisable as a chapel of 1867, it was converted into offices in the 1970s and flats and retail premises in 2004. Large arched windows are just visible at the side of the building.
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Beulah Chapel, Kings Road, Berkhamsted
Over the road and up the hill from Kings Road Church who own the building as a meeting room.
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Kings Road Church, Berkhamsted
Just off the north side of the High Street, but most services are held in the Civic Centre.
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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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Berkhamsted School Chapel
An independent school just off the town centre. The chapel lays alongside the road and was designed by Charles Henry Rew and built in 1894-95.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 