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Weslyan Church (former), Church Street, Ashwell
Now a house at 1 Church Lane. It was built in 1833 but superseded by a now demolished (1979) new chapel in 1880.
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Wesleyan Chapel (former), Ickleford
There is a brief listing in English Heritages’s inventory which lists a chapel of 1850 in Ickleford. I think this is it as it is along a footpath called Chapel Walk west of the Arlesey Road at the correct grid reference. It closed in 1978 and was sold in 1979 and is now somewhat altered as housing.
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Methodist Church, Prestwick Road, South Oxhey
On the main road near Carpenter’s Park Station. The church of 1952 was replaced by this building completed in 2013.
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Methodist Church, Northridge Way, Hemel Hempstead
In suburban Hemel Hempstead. Opened in 2015, this church replaced a town centre building demolished in 2014 and an older building on this site. The worship area is at one end as part of a larger development of ancillary rooms by Life Build Solutions.
Wesleyan Chapel (former), Damask Green, Weston
Close to the village centre, unlike the parish church. It dates from 1861.
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Methodist Church (Former), The Green, Kimpton
Attractively sited at the corner of a green close to the parish church. It was taken out of use in around 2007 and converted, along with the hall, into housing in 2010. The church dates from 1870.
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Lower Dagnall Street Methodist (Former), St Albans
This range of buildings was the town’s Methodist complex from 1824 to 1841. Ashbrittle House on the left was a schoolroom, Dagnall House in the centre was the Chapel and Canon House was the Minister’s House.
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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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Trinity Church (URC/Methodist), Park Lane, Knebworth
Built as a Congregational Chapel in 1887, it became part of the United Reformed Church in 1972 and amalgamated with the Methodist church in 1996.
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Gaddesden Row Methodist Church, Jockey End
A tiny church in the hamlet of Jockey End north of Hemel Hempstead.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 