Chester No. 3

A photograph of the interior of the chapel in Richards (1973) is captioned: "Before being declared redundant and largely dismantled"; the photograph shows an octagonal font of the type that has a relatively shallow basin but the sides project vertically down all the way to the lower base, forming a single block; the sides of the basin are decorated; at the lower side of the basin a roll moulding demarcates the end of the it and the beginning of the stem; the latter is decorated with tall deeply carved Ogee arches; the lower base has graded moulding. A flat octagonal wooden cover is on the font. Richards (ibid.) informs that baptisms were regularly carried out in this chapel until its redundancy.