Source/Archive record (Report) SLI15758 - Monksthorpe Chapel and Graveyard, Great Steeping
Title | Monksthorpe Chapel and Graveyard, Great Steeping |
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Author/Originator | ArcHeritage |
Date/Year | 2016 |
HER Report no. | 5872 |
ArcHeritage | 2016/31 |
Abstract/Summary
Report on a programme of archaeological survey, conducted to inform the future conservation management of the Baptist Chapel at Monksthorpe, Great Steeping. The chapel and its associated structures and graveyard are thought to date to 1701, to a period shortly after the passing of the Toleration Act of 1689, but when non-conformist congregations were still regularly persecuted. The chapel represents a rare surviving example of a purpose-built early Baptist structure, and features an external total submersion baptistry that is one of only two known in the country. The site is now in the care of the National Trust.
External Links (1)
- http://dx.doi.org/10.5284/1041728 (Link to the pdf report in the ADS digital library)
Description
Location
HER M16/1
Referenced Monuments (5)
- MLI124898 Burial Ground, Monksthorpe Baptist Chapel, Great Steeping (Monument)
- MLI124896 Cottage and Stable, Monksthorpe Baptist Chapel, Great Steeping (Building)
- MLI42236 Exterior Baptist Font, Monksthorpe Baptist Chapel, Great Steeping (Monument)
- MLI42235 Monksthorpe Baptist Chapel, Great Steeping (Building)
- MLI124897 Ruinous Pigsty, Monksthorpe Baptist Chapel, Great Steeping (Monument)
Referenced Events (1)
- ELI12860 Monksthorpe Chapel and Graveyard, Great Steeping
Record last edited
Apr 18 2017 9:24AM