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Graveyard Interpretation

All of the graves remain insitu but, as only two graves are marked, it is not obvious that the chapel site is a former graveyard.

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Original Features

Throughout the Chapel Stores project, the chapel’s original features and finishes were preserved, upcycled and reused wherever possible.

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The Baptistry

Baptists practice adult baptism by full immersion. The baptistry at the chapel was created when the chapel was rebuilt in 1844. Though hidden the baptistry has been preserved.

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Original furnishings

Local people have kindly donated some of the chapel's original furnishings, others were found tucked away within the building.

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'Uncle Eddie's' Graffiti

When the wood panelling was removed from the walls of the chapel during the 'Big Help Out' it unveiled an unusual piece of artwork, graffiti by Idris Williams, the Sunday School Superintendant.

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The Box Tomb

There is only one box tomb on the chapel site. It marks the graves of Benjamin and Ann Biddlecombe and is understood to be in its original position.

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