Description

CARN BREA AGAR ROAD SW 64 SE (south side) 5/125 Illogan Highway Methodist Church GV II

Methodist church. Early C20. Snecked killas with granite ashlar quoins and dressings, sides and rear rendered (probably on rubble), slate roof. Rectangular plan, 3x5 bays, gable to road. Two-storey facade in free Gothic (or Arts and Crafts) style, in a form probably derived from that of its 1839 predecessor immediately to the left, with a wide projected centre which is gabled; the ground floor level is of ashlar; the centre bay bay has 2 doorways flanking a window of 2 round-headed lights, all these openings with deep chamfered reveals and shouldered heads and the doorways containing panelled double doors with overlights of 3 round-headed lights, a large round-headed 3-light window above with Perpendicular tracery, deep chamfered reveal and ogival hoodmould with trefoil crest, small coupled lancets in the gable, and moulded gable coping with kneelers and an apex cross. The narrow side bays have shouldered single-light windows at ground floor, quatrefoils at 1st floor, and the roof is hipped over them. The side walls and rear have square-headed windows, the roof is half- hipped at the rear, and there is a fleche on the ridge. Interior not inspected, but understood to contain continous gallery, large organ, elaborate pulpit,etc. History: the third of 3 successive chapels on this site, which collectively illustrate the progress of Methodism and are included for that reason. Reference: Thomas Shaw, op.cit.

Listing NGR: SW6792241594

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