Braemar Avenue Baptist Chapel

Braemar Avenue Baptist Chapel is a decorative building constructed in 1907 by Geo. and R P Baines and Son, with H Knight and Son as builders. It features a free Late Perpendicular style and is made of striking materials, including rough white flint rabble with prominent black pointing, along with intensely red brick and terracotta dressings. The chapel has a central gabled main bay with a projecting gabled porch. To the left, there is a bay with a pyramidal tiled roof, and to the right, a four-stage tower topped with a panelled, battlemented parapet that includes large, paired bell openings. The windows and parapets feature mach tracery, and the roofs have sweeps on the returns, as well as on the transept and vestry projections. There are hoodmoulds above the doors and windows, along with well-crafted period woodwork.