The plaque above the church door states that this church opened as a Congregational Church in 1840.
The Nonconformist congregation, founded in Hungerford in 1671, moved to this site in 1793. The church was enlarged in 1810 before being rebuilt in 1840.
Behind the church is a small walled graveyard (not accessible to the public).
To the right is the old Congregational manse (32 High Street). Behind it is a school room which continued to run until 1960.
The Congregational and Presbyterian Churches amalgamated nationally in 1972 to become the United Reformed Church.
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