I always though this place was not in use , as from the outside it pretty run down and some bits are bored up , i saw it was on the heritage open day list , so i though i go and check it out , and i have to say it was nice seeing some different style pues , and a lot off stuff that back date to the old day haha, i then found out by the lovely volunteers that are running the church that the hall gets used a lot , so that was interesting to know.
The church was constructed around the 1820s, and the churchyard dates back to around 1643. It is said that Baptists established a meeting house in 1655. The chapel reopened in 1952 after being damaged in the Second World War.
