Description

PAINSWICK NEW STREET
SO 8609-8709 (Part)
(south east side)
8/182
Baptist chapel
GV
II
Former chapel, now commercial premises. Built 1806 or Wesleyans, sold to
Baptists 1831. Coursed squared limestone, plain tile roof. Gable front facing
down street is 3-windowed, 2 storeys with coped gable containing 1806 datestone
in lozenge panel under, stopped drip mould, above a second oval panel with
'Baptist Chapel 183 '; 2-light round arched windows with Y-tracery and C20 lead-
ing in plain architraves with keystone and impost blocks, pair of glazed doors
under Y-tracery glazed head centrally. To New Street two 2-light windows as
front. A handsome building, holding an important position in the street, as
seen from the south.
(Stell, C; Chapels and Meeting Houses, Central England; 1986).

Listing NGR: SO8666709742

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26624693

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