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A brown brick chapel with arched windows sits behind a garden featuring blooming forsythia and a pink magnolia tree.

Baptist Chapel, Landbeach

Landbeach and Milton Baptist Church, Baptist Chapel, High Street, Landbeach

History of the Baptist Chapel Landbeach

Listed building

Chapel. A.D. 1854 inscribed on recessed stone plaque above main entrance. Gault brick, slate roof. One storey with gallery.

A yellow brick chapel with arched windows, a red door, and a wooden gate in front under a cloudy blue sky.

Baptist Chapel Landbeach

Baptists in Landbeach started to meet in local homes from c.1798. The first church building was constructed in 1816.


The website of the church can be found here:

https://www.lambchurch.uk/

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