Weybridge United Reformed Church
Introduction
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Image: © Dr Alex Henham Taken: 16 Jul 2002
The church in Victorian Gothic style was built in 1865 as Weybridge Congregational Church on the initiative of Benjamin Scott, Chamberlain of the City of London, who was a resident of nearby Hanger Hill. The church is a Grade 2 Listed Building and features a Henry Willis organ.