The Union Chapel, Kington Langley
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The Union Chapel, Kington Langley
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 29 May 2021
'O, come let us enter into the house of our Lord' So says the inscription across the chapel, dated 1835 and built by James Pinnegar (Piniger?). He was a member of the growing band of 'Independants' and first held licensed meetings in his own home, but built this chapel for use by a union of Moravians, Independents and Baptists. Grade II listed. See Image] for a benchmark down the left side of the building, or Image] for a better look at the inscription.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.490362
Longitude
-2.113016