Westfield United Reformed Church, Wyke
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Westfield United Reformed Church, Wyke
Image: © Humphrey Bolton Taken: 22 Aug 2005
Westfield United Reformed Church SE157266 was built in 1824 as the Westfield Independent Chapel. It has a pediment gabled front of sandstone "brick" (ie brick-size stones) with a stone slate roof. There are two doorways with cornice hoods on console brackets. The corniced plaque below the central first floor window has an inscription with the date in Roman numerals. The next building is the Sunday School, then a house in similar style that was presumably connected with the church.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.734654
Longitude
-1.761967