1874 – Congregational Church & Schools, Woodford, Essex

Architect: Rowland Plumbe

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Woodford Congregational church was founded about 1790. Additions, including a new schoolroom, were made in 1861. The building was a rectangular stucco-faced building in the neo-classical style with a Corinthian portico of three bays. It was demolished in 1873 and a third church, built on the same site, was opened in 1874. This was designed by Rowland Plumbe, (fn. 116) and built of stone in the Early English style with a tall spire, ‘the high water mark of Congregational Church building in Essex’.