Ebenezer Chapel

Chapel set back behind two-storey schoolroom of 1886. The schoolroom has painted stucco front with slate hipped roof behind parapet. Two storeys, four bays, the inner ones closer spaced. Italianate classical style with rusticated ground floor, and upper floor with pilasters, entablature, dentil cornice and pediment set against panelled parapet. Ground floor has broad raised outer piers and 4 cambered-headed windows with radiating voussoirs. Moulded cornice broken forward over outer piers. First floor has Doric pilasters on pedestals, paired to outer angles and single flanking the two centre bays. Four long arched windows with moulded arches, pilaster jambs and panels below. The pilaster caps are continued as impost band behind the paired pilasters. Deep frieze broken forward over centre two bays and over outer paired pilasters, the centre inscribed 'Ebenezer', cornice with flat mutules, pediment over centre with oval sunk panel, and parapet with square sunk panel over outer pilasters, and long panel with roundel. Moulded coping. Windows are long casement pairs with plain fanlights, and on ground floor, casement pairs with segmental headed top lights. Similar detail to two-bay returns. The original chapel behind is plain rendered with slate hipped roof and arched windows.

Not inspected.