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Sundial House, Haddenham 1900. Replaced by Baptist Chapel.Haddenham Baptist Chapel
History of Sundial House and Baptist Chapel
Sundial House was named after its ancient sundial with a Greek inscription. When the Baptist chapel was built it was a condition of sale that the sundial should be preserved and it was placed on the south side of the chapel.
The corner shop was occupied by Mae Bettell, shoemaker; his shoes cost 12s. The house facing the green was occupied by the greengrocer, E Brooks. The tall chimney belonged to a steam-driven corn mill.
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