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St Joseph (Former), Cromer (now Chapel House)
Hidden away behind Cromer Cottage on White Hill in this small hamlet of Ardeley. It was built in 1890 and closed in 1957. The drive up to the house is also an (unsignposted) public footpath. It is difficult to see this building as a former chapel as it has been altered so much.
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Congregational Church (former), Station Road, Bricket Wood
Built in 1895 and in use until the 1960s when it was replaced by what is now the United Reformed Church. It is now Universal Lawnmowers.
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Salvation Army Hall, Albert Street, Tring ( now Tring Yoga Centre)
On a turning off Akeman Street near the Natural History Museum and now used as a Yoga Centre.
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The Old Chapel, 12 and 12a Chapel Street, Tring (former)
A nineteenth century chapel that was converted to commercial premises. It was convertedf after several planning applications to two resential units in the early 21st century.
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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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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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Congregational Church (former), High Street, Elstree
Just up the road from the parish church. Dating from 1876, it closed around 2010 and is now converted to housing.
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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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Old Meeting House (former), Lower Dagnall Street, St Albans
Built in 1697-98 for Presbyterians and used by a variety of groups subsequently. It fell out of religious use in 1895 and now, much altered and extended, is used as offices and flats.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 