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Chapel (former), Royal Masonic School for Boys, The Avenue, Bushey now Royal Connaught Park
Part of a vast collection of buildings on the edge of Bushey. The chapel is flint faced, while the rest of the site is red brick. The school dates from 1902 and was designed by Gordon, Lowther and Gunton. It closed in 1977 and was briefly the United States International University (Europe). The site is now being redeveloped as Royal Connaught Park which much new building. However the chapel is surrounded by scaffolding and totally stripped of furnishings, decoration and floor. See the link below for the interior in a state of dereliction but complete as recently as 2013. It was designed by E.Doran Webb and built in 1900. The interior is visible though an rsj supported opening where the organ appears to have been removed. The foundation stone is at the east end but is difficult to see through green netting and scaffolding.
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St Joseph and the English Martyrs, Bishops Stortford (Roman Catholic)
A couple of doors up the road from the Anglican parish church. It was designed by E. Doran Webb and built in 1904-07. An interesting interior, with arts and crafts glass by Paul Woodroffe from 1906 in a side chapel, which incorporates some medieval fragments.
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Hertfordshire Churches in photographs 