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A yellow brick chapel with a green double door, two arched windows, a circular gable window, and a pink stone obelisk in front.

United Reform Chapel, Houghton (RGL2026)

United Reform Chapel, Houghton

History of United Reform Chapel

Listed Building

Circa 1840 Nonconformist Chapel. Gault brick.

 

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