Church of England Chapel in St Michael's Cemetery

The Church of England Chapel in St Michael's Cemetery is an Anglican cemetery chapel built around 1862 by George Phillips Manners. It is constructed from limestone ashlar and features a Welsh slate roof.

This Gothic-Revival chapel is designed in the Early English style and consists of a single cell with three bays oriented north-south. At the south-west corner, there is a small tower topped with a spire. The building has a plain base with a cill band that encircles it. The south front features a door with a triple-lancet window above it. The long sides of the chapel are divided by buttresses with offsets, and each bay has a single-light window with a hood-mould. The north wall includes a circular window with six roundels and a central star. The gables are coped and adorned with crosses. The square tower transitions to an octagonal bell stage, with each face featuring a gabled lancet opening and a spire above. The interior has not been inspected.