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1881 – New Wesleyan Chapel, Surbiton Hill, London

Architect: Charles Bell

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Perspective view & ground plan published in The Building News, May 13th 1881. A fine non-conformist Wesleyan Chapel opened in 1882. Red brick with Bath stone windows and dressings designed in the early Gothic style. Open pine roof, trusses and gallery supported on iron columns. Now home to Surbiton Hill Methodist Church.

Category : Architecture of London

Tags : 1881, Charles Bell, churches, London, Surbiton, Wesleyan

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