Building record 7324/0/15 - Hinton Methodist Chapel, Hinton Road

Built in 1902 and constructed from local ironstone with some limestone dressings around the windows and doorways. Locally listed building.

{1} Built in 1902, the Methodist Chapel served to take the overflow of Methodist worshippers from the adjacent chapel. The chapel has a Neo-Gothic design and is constructed from local ironstone with some limestone dressings around the windows and doorways. The windows on the principal gable are leaded in an alternating checked/ diamond patter and have decorative limestone tracery. A small limestone trefoil sits at the apex of the gable set into the front elevation. The roof is steeply pitched
with hipped forecorners, and is laid with Welsh slate. Ironstone buttresses with limestone dressings line the western and eastern elevations, and a significant porch sits on the front elevation with a wide arched entranceway with a Flemish style pediment. A low stone boundary wall runs the length of the plot, with central piers and an iron gate to the front of the porch.

<1> Daventry District Council, 2020, Woodford Halse and Hinton Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plan, p. 79 (Policy Document). SNN111974.

<2> Driscoll, S, 2021, Hinton Methodist Church, 20 Hinton Road, Woodford Halse, NN11 3TR: Heritage Impact Assessment and Archaeological Desk-Based Assessment (Report). SNN113939.

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May 12 2025 8:57AM