hertsdirect.org Churches Conservation Trust, The

Churches Conservation Trust, The

Contact

1 West Smithfield
London
EC1A 9EE

Phone: 020 7213 0660
Fax: 020 7213 0678

The Churches Conservation Trust cares for over 340 churches of outstanding historic, architectural or archaeological importance which are no longer needed for regular worship.

Oxhey Chapel:

Built on an 18th century monastic site in 1612 by Sir James Altham as the chapel to his new hall, Oxhey Chapel, now surrounded by 1940s housing, is to be found between the brand-new parish church and its vicarage. The little flint and brick building comes as a delicious suprise. Its superb font, reredos, west doorway, roof, communion rails, chancel paving and the Altham monument are all 17th century. The seating arrangement and other furnishings date from a restoration in 1897, but complement the earlier work.

Visitors welcome. Key holder nearby.

Registered charity number 258612

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