Description

SK 24 SE
6/60

PARISH OF HULLAND WARD
INTAKES LANE
(North Side)
Halter Devil Chapel

GV
II

Chapel 1723 and late C19. Rubble gritstone, gritstone ashlar and brick, welsh
slate roofs. Single storey chapel attached to south west side of
two storey farmhouse. Chapel has an imposing 2-bay ashlar front in classical
style. Central doorway with eared architrave and keystone. Plank door. Flanked on
each side by a large window with flush stone surround, segmental head, and
keystone. Pilasters at the angles rising to top of a tall coped parapet with
ball finials. Side elevation has two similar but smaller windows, continues
the coped parapet. Rear wall is of brick. The chapel is said to have been
enlarged in 1890. It now measures approximately 13 by 14 feet. Inside, plain
C19 fittings. The pulpit incorporates C15 woodwork. The chapel was built in
1723 by Francis Brown according to local legend.

Listing NGR: SK2703444953

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26452232

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