1. Cause 1743; Built 1775; Rebuilt 1806, 1874. Built in the Simple Round-Headed and Vernacular style, long-wall entry type. Status (1998): in other use.

2. Lateral entry via two end doorways in the NE elevation, the doorways flanking the former pulpit. Above each doorway is a semi-circular headed window with stone voussoirs. Set lower, in the centre, is a semi-circular headed window with a stone cill, presumably once had the pulpit behind it. The interior had a six-bay roof, with five king-post roof trusses.
CD/Ecclesiastical/SN54NE from O.M. Jenkins.

CHN 17/05/04