Explore this beautiful chapel, built in 1720, and its many unique features, including the Wilkinson Organ and decorative glass ceiling in the old Schoolroom.
KENDAL UNITARIAN CHAPEL
Kendal Unitarian Chapel is the oldest surviving Dissenting chapel in Kendal and the only Unitarian chapel in Cumbria.
Tucked behind the shops and cobbles of Branthwaite Brow, the chapel has a multi-faith Garden of Remembrance and offers a peaceful place for rest and reflection in the centre of the town.
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