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This profile of Pendoggett United Methodist Free Church has been compiled by Jo Lewis and Tony Mansell
Turning down the road opposite (road to St Kew) the chapel is on the left and is marked on maps as a Methodist Church (United Free)
Heritage Gateway: United Free Methodist chapel (built to replace original Wesleyan chapel nearby, later becoming the Sunday school) now converted to house but retaining original external appearance. Local stone with granite dressings including plinth coping; rag slate roof with crested clay ridge tiles. Simple Gothic style features including pointed-arched windows, most with margin-pane glazing plus stepped lancets above segmental-arched doorway at entrance end. Good example of domestic conversion.
https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO32689&resourceID=1020
1894: Build date.
1897 there is a draft conveyance of land and chapel to the trustees of the United Methodists Free Churches. Kresen Kernow: https://kresenkernow.org/SOAP/detail/af34a66f-26ca-4515-adad-c209a487c70a/?tH=%5B%22pendoggett%22%5D
This larger chapel was built with a capacity of 120 persons while the old chapel was used as a Sunday School.
1907: The Methodist New Connexion, Bible Christians and United Methodist Free Churches amalgamated to become the United Methodist Church.
Became a United Methodist Chapel.
1932: The Wesleyan, Primitive Methodist and the United Methodist Church amalgamated to become the Methodist Church of Great Britain.
1932: Became a Methodist chapel.
1990: Closed. (Revd David Easton)
1991: Conversion to dwelling – The Chapel.
Other Kresen Kernow documents: https://kresenkernow.org/SOAP/search/pendoggett/