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Wesleyan Providence Chapel, Baybridge


This former Wesleyan Providence Chapel is located in Baybridge, Northumberland. The Gothic-style chapel was built in 1867, and is thought to have been designed by the distinguished architect Samuel Sanders Teulon. It's last service was held in 1989 and the building was later converted into a house. The former chapel is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Baybridge Former Church Historic Buildings and Monuments in Blanchland Civil Parish Private Residence Grade II Listed Methodism 1867
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Wesleyan Providence Chapel, Baybridge
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The porch of the Wesleyan Providence Chapel, Baybridge
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Inscription above the door of the porch of the Wesleyan Providence Chapel, Baybridge
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Converted methodist chapel at Baybridge
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Baybridge Methodist Chapel
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METHODIST CHAPEL - Baybridge - List Entry
- "Methodist Chapel, dated 1867 on porch, probably by S.S. Teulon. Rock-faced stone with tooled-and-margined dressings; roof blue slate above purple. Rectangular chapel with south-east porch, south-west vestry and north-west schoolroom …
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List number: 1045409
List grade: 2
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NY9570850060

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