Primitive Methodist Chapel, Lakes End: detail
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Image: © Chris Taken: 30 Sep 2012
See Image This is such a beautiful building that it deserves separate photos to show some of the detail. One of the features of these chapels is the inlaid stones bearing inscriptions to people connected to the chapel. Very similar architecturally to several other nearby former Primitive Methodist Chapels (see Image at Black Horse Drove and Image at Ten Mile Bank). However, this one is still in use as a church.
