Chapel on Bridge Street, Wye
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Chapel on Bridge Street, Wye
Image: © Nick Smith Taken: 3 May 2008
The Methodist church on Bridge Street. The description below is found here http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-409839-methodist-church-and-church-hall-wye-wit Wesleyan Chapel. 1869. Red brick with yellow, blue and black polychromatic dressings. Slate roof. Simple 3 bay church with attached hall to west. North (entrance) front with painted pilaster strip buttresses and raised parapet gable, with roundel in gable and relieving arch over, with lancets to left and to right with lozenge-tracery iron lights. Central boarded double doors with strap hinges, cusped head and arched surround. Three round headed windows to left return in arched surrounds, separated by pilaster strips. Church hall to right, with 2 lancets and boarded door to left on ground floor, and rounded triangular gable opening. Foundation plaque to right ground floor of main block, inscribed: This stone was laid by Sir Thomas Lycett June 16th 1869
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Image Location
Latitude
51.182384
Longitude
0.936107