Chapel Adjoining Almhouses At East End

The chapel adjoining the almshouses at the east end was built in 1745 and is constructed from local red brick in Flemish bond. It features a plain tiled roof with end parapets that have been repaired and rest on kneelers. The eaves have a deep overhang with a moulded brick cornice supported by large wooden scroll brackets. The chapel is a single storey building set on a plinth. On the north side, three steps with stone treads lead up to a doorway framed by a rebuilt arch. The east end originally had an opening that now contains a modern three-light casement, while the rear wall retains an original three-light cross-frame casement. Inside, there is a segmental plaster ceiling with a wooden cornice.