The Unitarian Chapel, Victoria Road, Tamworth
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The Unitarian Chapel, Victoria Road, Tamworth
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 13 Nov 2009
This was formerly a Presbyterian chapel. It is also used by the Royal Naval Association. It was built in 1724, with alterations of 1879-80. It is noted as having a fine example of Flemish Bond brickwork, although this is only visible at the side as the front is pebble-dashed. The Tamworth Unitarian congregation was founded in 1690. For a closer view of the gates, see Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.633353
Longitude
-1.692626