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Primitive Methodist (former), Trowley Bottom, Flamstead
Built in 1845 and out of use in 1960 when the congregation moved to The Methodist chapel in Flamstead. It was converted to a house and only bears a passing resemblance to its former role. The plaque’s date on the gable of the house does not agree with any dates given in the link below
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Methodist Church, Trowley Lane, Flamstead
The current building of 1959-60 replaced two older chapels – one in the village and on a short way off in Trowley Bottom.
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St Leonard, Flamstead
A village between Redbourn and Markyate towards the Bedfordshire border, but on a hill above the A5. The main treasure of the church is its series of wall paintings in the nave, some more complete than others.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 