Independent Chapel Leatherhead

At Leatherhead, an Independent chapel was built in 1844, in the late perpendicular style. The materials were red brick, with Bath stone dressings. Dimensions, - length 44 feet, breadth 32 feet in the clear. It has a large Winchester window over the entrance, and the front elevation is surmounted with a bell‑turret and clock. The whole of the interior is stained, in imitation of old oak. It will accommodate 338 persons, and the final cost, including fences and all expenses, amounted to £625, or £1 16s. 11d. per sitting.

Reference : Church and Chapel Architecture Page 150

Attributed to Andrew Trimen