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A stone church with a steeple, ivy-covered walls, and gothic windows sits behind a wooden fence with a person standing by a gate.

Congregational Chapel, Fenstanton (undated)

Congregational Church, URC Chapel, Fenstanton

History of Chapel

Listed Building

Gothic Revival chapel. Built in 1874-75 by Tait.

The chapel was built by Thomas Cooke in 1873

A stone church with a tiled roof features gothic arched windows, a front entrance, a wooden gate, and a notice board outside.

Congregational Chapel, Fenstanton (RGL2025)

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