This is the oldest of the places of worship. This was created in 1652 when Richard Spoone left some land in his will to support a minister, so that services could be held locally (for the first time). At this time Anglicaism was out of favour and it was obvious that this chapel was to be either Presbyterian or Congregational.
In around 1740 the building became unfit for worship and the next year a chapel was built by Thomas Marriott (a Calvanistic dissenter) on the present site. In 1785 Unitarian beliefs were finally dopted when Edmond Gibson beacme minister. In 1742 the present building was built. It has changed very little on the outside.
