Chapel Adjoining North West Of Jane Walker Hospital

NAYLAND WITH WISSINGTON - TL 93 SE 15/10001 Chapel adjoining NW of Jane Walker Hospital GV II

Chapel of Jane Walker Hospital (qv). 1908 by Smith and Brewer for the East Anglian Sanatorium company. Roughcast brick. Gable-ended plain tile roof. Plan: Nave with west end entrance and chancel under one roof with small transeptal organ wing on north side on chancel. Edwardian Free Style. Exterior:, West end has doorway with side lights and flat canopy above which is large semi-circular window in gable. The north and south sides of the nave have 3 bays divided by battered buttresses which rise through the deep eaves with gabled tops; under the eaves 5-light window bands with leaded panes. Similar corner buttresses at east gable end which has small 3-light stone mullion window high up in gable. Gable-ended north transept with corner buttresses and Venetian window. Small open timber bellcote with hipped roof on ridge. 2 flat-roof dormers on either side. Leaded pane casements throughout. Interior: Plain plastered walls and polygonal barrel- vaulted ceiling. Open timber screen with rood in plastered arch above. Source: A Service, Edwardian Architecture, p209

Listing NGR: TL9514234320