Albany United Reformed Church

Chapel, painted stucco with slate roof. Tall plain gable with C20 plain bargeboards and two plain plaques, over a lower gabled three-bay projection also with C20 bargeboards. This has centre stepped forward with tall blank pointed window with pointed hoodmould over Tudor-arched doorway with Tudor-arched hoodmould. Plaque between 'Albany'. Similar narrow blank pointed panels to recessed sides, but at mid height, also with pointed hoodmoulds. Old photographs show the centre panel was a window with 3 lights and intersecting glazing bars, the gable above was crow-stepped and the angles of this centre bay had raised piers. Rear gable end to St Thomas Green has plain bargeboards, recessed plaque 'Albany Congregational Church Founded 1638'. Centre has a raised feature framing a narrow pointed blank recess, with square plaque over. Raised feature has shoulders, two steps above, and triangular top. Single long pointed dummy window each side with pointed hoodmould. Old photographs show that the dummy windows are modern, there were just two small plain ground floor windows here. Small single-storey annexe to right with slate roof and boarded door with overlight.

Interior not inspected. Said to have galleries on three sides of 1873, with panels of ironwork, on cast-iron columns. Fittings of 1891 and large pedimented pilastered pulpit back of 1904.