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A brick chapel with arched windows and stone finials stands beside a road in Swavesey, with distant figures walking past trees.

Middle Watch, looking towards Boxworth End. Original wooden Baptist chapel burned down in 1860s. Replacement chapel built in 1868 for £850. (Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

Bethel Baptist Chapel, Middle Watch

History of Bethel Baptist Chapel

A person in a dark dress walks along a dirt road in Swavesey past stone cottages, with telegraph poles lining the verge.

Boxworth End looking towards Bethel chapel.Circa 1930, first telegraph poles (Alan Lee Swavesey collection)

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