Dean Row Chapel, Wilmslow

The rectangular Dean Row Chapel features English garden wall bond red brick construction, sandstone dressings, and a Kerridge stone-slate roof with eight bays.

Built near 1695 following the Act of Toleration, the chapel underwent major restorations in 1844 and 1971 to maintain its structure and religious function.

The chapel interior contains bronze war memorial plaques, galleries at both ends, and a three-level pulpit with recessed moulded panels relocated from the north side.

Two external staircases with thirteen steps each provide access to the upper galleries, while four ground-floor windows illuminate the main worship space.

The west gallery front displays the names of past ministers and rests upon an ovolo-moulded beam, demonstrating historical documentation within architectural elements.

Location: Wilmslow

Website: http://ukunitarians.org.uk/deanrow

GPS coordinates: 53.33060,-2.19520

Latest update: March 5, 2025 11:32