Moravian Chapel To Rear Of Number 26

The Moravian Chapel, located to the rear of number 26, was built on April 16, 1823, as noted on a stone plaque at the base of a pilaster. It features slate roofs and is constructed from local brick, with prominent giant pilasters at the corners that end in pyramidal finials. The main west facade is rendered, and there are two first-floor windows that are set in round arches with interlacing glazing bars. The central entrance consists of a recessed double door in a two-centred arch, flanked by two doors that have been sealed, with later window insertions. Inside, there is a pine gallery that is accessed by corner stairs rising from the vestibule, along with original pine seating.