Visitors are welcome to look around this unique Dissenters’ Meeting House. Admission is free.
Please take great care when visiting this historic building as there is no electricity, gas or water on site.
Keys are available from Wilkinson Estate Agents during normal working hours Monday to Saturday:
Address: 12 Market Square, Winslow MK18 3AF
Telephone: 01296 712717
Keys are also available from our caretaker contactable by calling 01296 712202 or by completing the form below. Please would those organising any kind of group visit ensure they contact our caretaker well in advance.
How To Find Us
Winslow is a small market town on the A413, 10 miles north of Aylesbury.
Car Parking – Pay and Display in Market Square (short-term) and in Greyhound Lane: see map below.
Buses serve Winslow from both Aylesbury and Buckingham.
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You can find the Meeting House by walking from the Market Square, south side, along Bell Walk for about 20 yards and the entrance gate is directly in front of you.
Grid reference: 51.940798, -0.881813
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Winslow
Winslow is a small Georgian market town of immense charm and character. The most prominent building is Winslow Hall, in Sheep Street, built in 1700 by William Lowndes, the local boy who made his fortune in London and rose to be Secretary of the Treasury. It is not open to the public. The 11th century Parish Church of St Laurence stands in the High Street.