Hatherlow United Reformed Church

Hatherlow United Reformed Church is a church built in 1846, constructed from hammer-dressed stone with a graduated slate roof. It features a west-gallery plan with a central west tower, a north transept, and a small east vestry that appears to form a polygonal chancel. The church has five bays, each with a projecting plinth, a sill band, weathered buttresses that are angled at the corners, and a chamfered lancet window opening with impost stones.

In the second bay, there is a gabled porch with an arched opening supported by colonettes. The tower includes a west door, two lancet windows, quoins, and it reduces in size at the belfry, which is flanked by flying buttresses and features lancet openings topped by a pyramidal spire. The two-bay transept has a three-lancet south window, an organ gallery, hammer-beam roof trusses, and stained glass windows.