Woking Crematorium Chapel

Woking Crematorium Chapel, built in 1888, is a notable structure located on Hermitage Road in Woking. It is constructed of red brick with stone dressings and features a plain tiled roof, stone coped gables, and a cross at the west end. The chapel has a rectangular nave with four bays and a pent roofed porch on the north side, which includes a 20th-century glazed extension. The west end has two light arched windows with quatrefoil roundels. There is a 20th-century north door set in a chamfered and moulded surround, along with another door at the west end.

Inside, the nave has a marble floor and a gallery at the west end. Two stained glass windows in the north wall, created by R.H. Courbald in 1928, depict the first two presidents of the Association of Cremataria. The catafalque, made of marble, dates from 1903. This chapel is significant as it is the first crematorium chapel in the country, as noted in A. Crosby's "History of Woking" published in 1982.