Former Chapel To South East Of Newsham Hall

The former chapel, located to the south-east of Newsham Hall, is a small, gazebo-like building from the 18th century, featuring two storeys and one bay. It is constructed of brick, which is now roughly rendered. External steps with a wrought iron handrail lead to a round arched entrance. The building has a pyramidal pantiled roof with a chimney situated in the south-east corner. Each face of the chapel includes a round arched sash window with glazing bars and a radial head. On the ground floor, there is a plain door and a boarded opening. This chapel of ease was in use until recently and stands at the edge of a deserted village of medieval origin, suggesting it may have once served a larger congregation than the current population indicates.