The Georgian chapel building is set at the far end and was once almost out of sight from the road, dating from an era when “dissenters” although tolerated, had to be kept out of sight!
The chapel was rebuilt in 1787 on a plot first made available to Baptists in 1718 by a generous bequest. The Victorian box pews were removed in 1970s to make way for comfortable individual seats, but the balcony (also Victorian) still remains. A separate Hall was built in 1873 and has been in regular use by village and church organisations, and for many years served as part of the village school.