Chapels of England is the first substantial synoptic account of Nonconformist church architecture in England.
It includes examples from the seventeenth century to the present day, covering all parts of the country and each of the main religious traditions within Nonconformity. The book sets these examples in the architectural, religious and cultural context of the development of English Nonconformity.
The book is authored by eminent architectural historian and former Chapels Society President, Dr Christopher Wakeling, and is available to pre-order via the Oxbow Books website.
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I am researching he Independent Chapel inbuilt in Chapel Yard Ludlow in 1736. It fell down in 1960 and was subsequently demolished, but I amtrying to find out who the congregation bought it from around 1736, and who bought it after a new chapel was built in 1830.
I would be really grateful for any help you ae able to offer.
With thanks