Key facts
- Address
- Malton
North Yorkshire - Listed status
- Grade II listed
Sources: Historic England list entry 1220219, Wikipedia, Wikidata Q26514708
Before visiting Baptist Church
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About Baptist Church
Baptist Church stands in Malton, North Yorkshire. This historic chapel is a Grade II listed building, having received its designation in 1974. It closed in 2022 following a reduction in the size of its congregation.
Baptist preaching in Malton began in 1821, with six people baptised in the River Derwent that year. Regular worship followed from 1822. The foundation stone for a chapel in Wells Lane was set in place in 1823, and construction finished the next year. An extension was added behind the original building in 1863. The two-storey, three-bay structure has a painted brick façade, while mottled pink and cream brickwork appears along the right side and rear. A hipped roof covered with slate is finished with decorative iron scrollwork at its corners. The central entrance has a high fanlight with radiating glazing, echoed in the rounded heads of the sash windows. An iron boot scraper remains beside the doorway.
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