Hebron Congregational Chapel

Hebron Congregational Chapel is a chapel built from coursed squared rubble stone, featuring a slate roof. The building has a gable front with overhanging verges and two large arched windows that include marginal glazing bars and stone sills. An arched plaque is located in the gable. There is a black brick porch added in 1901, which has double three-panel doors and a fanlight with marginal glazing bars. The sides of the chapel have two long cambered-headed windows, also with marginal glazing bars. The west wall is roughcast, while the right wall is painted rubble stone. There are added lean-tos at the rear.

Inside, the chapel has a plain design without a gallery. It features pine pews arranged in three blocks. The pulpit is accessed by stairs on both sides and is adorned with acorn finials, a fretwork decoration on the front, and a bookrest.