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The primary focus for the | Chapel is to provide for the spiritual needs of colle |
o the castle there was also, until recently, a | chapel dedicated to Saint Agatha. |
n attended the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill to pursue a Ph.D. in art history. |
The | chapel dated to 1740. |
A burial | chapel dedicated to Church of St Michael and All Ange |
The ruins of a | chapel dedicated to Cadoc's disciple, Saint Baruc, ca |
NAF No.2 was created at Crossley Road, Heaton | Chapel, next to the London & North Western Railway co |
Mrs. Cousin had died and the | chapel began to suffer from neglect. |
Roman Catholic | chapel dedicated to Saint Barbara and located in a sa |
Its initial status was a | chapel belonging to Vika Church, which was the main c |
The | chapel built to serve the mountain community, was nev |
He had the | chapel built to recognise Sister Rosalie's good work |
it gained separate status in 1868 when the new | chapel, dedicated to St Paul, was constructed. |
Various statues and paintings are kept in a | chapel dedicated to Oda in the church's garden. |
There was a Medieval | chapel dedicated to St Laurence, said to be decayed i |
the statue of the Virgin Mary in the convent's | chapel comes to life and takes the nun's place in the |
Alice Millar | Chapel redirects to List of Northwestern University b |
Notable buildings include the | Chapel dedicated to Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal |
The tower also houses a | chapel dedicated to the Jigme Namgyal who was penlop |
The resulting private | chapel, dedicated to The Holy Trinity, is quite plain |
The pavement where the shrine stood in the | chapel is today marked by a lighted candle. |
Saint Nicolai's | Chapel, though today a residential building, is still |
nd finally it has transformed into a beautiful | Chapel as today. |
By the 1750s the | chapel was too small for its congregation and in 1758 |
Groundbreaking for the | Chapel construction took place in 1956. |
Chapel at top of hill overlooking Pastrana. | |
Lone Oak (also Browns | Chapel or Top of the Mountain) is an unincorporated c |
Saint George's | chapel on top Mount Lycabettus |
The parish church and the | chapel were torn down in 1529 when the town was threa |
The Center is located in a former | chapel named Torre Girona, at the Technical Universit |
The Administration block, | chapel, water tower, convalescent villas and echelon |
991, receiving an unprecedented vote total for | Chapel Hill town council race. |
Chapel Hill Town Hall | |
cture was built on the site of an even earlier | chapel, no trace of which survives. |
The | chapel was transformed into the salle des gardes de l |
Chapel Hill Transit began operation in August 1974. | |
Chapel Hill Transit operates public bus and van trans | |
Trapps | Chapel Site, Trapps Road. |
There was formerly a Methodist | chapel in Trewarmett; the Methodist cemetery is nearb |
of the Pacific, the memorial contains a small | chapel and tribute to the various battles fought in t |
preached in Toronto; for the most part in the | chapel of Trinity College (London and Toronto, 1882) |
itect-designed projects such as the Abney Park | Chapel and Trinity Independent Chapel. |
Christian ministers: a sermon preached in the | chapel of Trinity College, Toronto, on Sunday, June 2 |
The | chapel at Trinity College |
The | Chapel in Tsarskoye Selo provided living quarters to |
ugnani became the first violinist of the Royal | Chapel in Turin. |
In the 1840s, the | Chapel was turned round to face across fields. |
arty entertainments in the village's Methodist | chapel, before turning professional in 1936. |
It incorporated a faux | chapel, hexagonal turrets and battlements. |
This building, which was known as the | Chapel of Turton, was rebuilt in 1630 by Humphrey Che |
from Godington worshipped at the Fermor family | chapel at Tusmore Park. |
Taylor ministered to the Birchdale Baptist | Chapel for twenty years until 1783 when he moved to a |
USA, the station is currently owned by Calvary | Chapel of Twin Falls, Inc. |
The station is owned by Calvary | Chapel of Twin Falls, Inc. |
USA, the station is currently owned by Calvary | Chapel of Twin Falls, Inc. |
torium features 3 chapels - one large, central | chapel, with twinned smaller chapels to the eastern a |
Br Lees and two of his brothers built a new | chapel with two school rooms in Clarksfield at their |
Colchester Castle, showing apse of | chapel, the two upper floors were demolished in the 1 |
The communion table in the Lady | Chapel and two bishop's chairs are made from salvaged |
church dedicated to St John the Baptist and a | chapel and two pubs, The Foresters and the Half Moon. |
perty's architecture, including a 14th century | chapel and two 16th century towers. |
The | chapel has two triangular-headed lancet windows with |
Chapel Hill: U of North Carolina P, 1935. | |
25/06/2009 The | Chapel, Seattle, U.S.A |
Chapel Hill: UNC Dept. of Romance Languages, 1989. | |
His college | chapel remained unconsecrated. |
Four Voices & Organ; Performed by the Sistine | Chapel Choir, under the direction of Msgr. |
1950 from the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill under the direction of R. C. Bose. |
1955 from the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill, under the direction of W. Hoeffding. |
etball for the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill under coach Dean Smith. |
Pettit | Chapel has undergone two periods of restoration durin |
The interior of the | Chapel has undergone several renovations. |
s still in use as the Sheldon Jackson Memorial | Chapel, a unit of the South Park Community Presbyteri |
Wesley | Chapel (Wesley United Methodist Church) |
Seven Oaks is a CDD community in Wesley | Chapel, Florida, United States. |
Worth's | Chapel (Creston United Methodist Church) is a histori |
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1987 | |
abama Communists During the Great Depression" ( | Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1990 |
Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press. | |
in his career, but delivered addresses in the | chapel at University College at least annually. |
ry Settlement on the Maine Frontier 1760-1820, | Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press 1990. |
Hendrick's | Chapel, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York (1929 |
Packer Memorial | Chapel, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA (1885). |
Evidence suggests that the | chapel was unused after the English Reformation, and |
The non-denominational | chapel seats up to 300 guests and is only available t |
As well as a small internal | chapel set up in 1633 by the de Maillen family, there |
Then in June 1984 the roof of the | chapel gave up its unequal struggle against the eleme |
The ensemble of the Pontifical Sistine | Chapel Choir upon the death of Perosi was in poor con |
hipmen become "Youngsters" when they sight the | chapel dome upon returning from their summer cruise. |
In the resulting two-storey | chapel, the Upper Chapel was used by the Royal Family |
M. D. E. Forbes ( | Chapel Hill, USA), |
hool is a Pasco County public school in Wesley | Chapel, Florida, USA. |
ng the cemetery's handsome 1903 Gothic revival | chapel for use as a museum. |
Like the example of King's | Chapel, some use unique or historical versions. |
The flint building, named Providence | Chapel, was used for the next 17 years; but in 1839 C |
The | chapel was used as a hospital during the Civil War. |
The | chapel is used daily for worship and assemblies. |
The school | chapel is used daily for school assemblies, masses an |
The | chapel is used by the United Reformed Church who hold |
For about 250 years the | chapel was used for services. |
Also, built in 1807, a now derelict Hermon | Chapel was used to help ships navigate the estuary. |
The | Chapel was used for memorial services until the 1940s |
The | chapel is used for daily worship by the resident comm |
present church building was founded as Horbury | Chapel, and used by the Hornton Street Congregational |
The | Chapel is usually open and the interior is worth a vi |
of their vow, the Portuguese sailors put up a | chapel at Vailankanni by transforming the earlier tha |
The | chapel at Vallensanges |
Aerial View of campus from | Chapel to Valley |
Beneath the | chapel, a valult was also prepared; it was Whitefield |
s, barracks, officers' quarters, a hospital, a | chapel, and various buildings surrounding a broad par |
estate included a two-hundred-room mansion, a | chapel and various outbuildings. |
s held from June 19 to June 21, at the Sistine | Chapel in Vatican City. |
The chancel and Lady | chapel have vaulted wooden ceilings with corbelled su |
In addition to the | chapel, the venue also includes Franck's, a planning |
ailey, Dobbins, Easley, Fleming, Quaker, Union | Chapel and Vermont. |
university counterpart to Eton College (whose | chapel is very similar, although unfinished), the cha |
esent chancel was built, followed by the north | chapel and vestry. |
It runs from State Route 354 at White | Chapel north via Lively to U.S. Route 360 at Heathsvi |
A classicist | chapel for Vicenca was built within the church as wel |
He was originally a singer in Ferdinand's | chapel in Vienna, but in 1564 as Charles II organized |
ainted for Prince Liechtenstein in his private | chapel near Vienna. |
Chapel, River View Cemetery, Portland, 1942 | |
has an active community, including a methodist | chapel and village hall. |
Chapel Lawn village. | |
His tomb in the Royal | Chapel in Villareal in the old province of Valencia, |
The | chapel de Villars, from the fourteenth century. |
son of Glasgow in 1888-90, to replace a former | chapel on Villiers Street. |
o be located and rented space at the Open Door | Chapel on Virginia Beach Blvd in Virginia Beach, VA. |
s were held on August 3, 1961 in the Fort Myer | Chapel, Arlington, Virginia, and he was interred with |
The south aisle | chapel is visible on the right side. |
The | chapel was visited by residents of two nearby Native |
to her wishes, her priest at the local Kulmsee | chapel Heidenreich von Kulm (earlier archbishop of Ar |
Beaver Meadow Union | Chapel, Norwich, VT, listed on the NRHP in Vermont |
Offers were made to Bullock from UNC | Chapel Hill, Wake Forest, and Indiana. |
tions include the Old Talbot Inn, the Wesleyan | Chapel and Wakelyn Hall and others around main street |
ern pilgrims remove their shoes at the Slipper | Chapel and walk the last mile, called the "Holy Mile" |
The first mention of a | chapel in Walsgrave-On-Sowe (then known as Sowe) was |
Chapel Hill: Walton Music Corp., 1975. | |
he first time of its own dedicated premises in | Chapel Yard, Wandsworth. |
pted the offer from Oregon, from a newly-built | chapel, having wanted to relocate to the Pacific Nort |
On the first floor there was a main chamber, a | chapel, and wardrobe with latrine. |
32 he was a composer and musician in the royal | chapel in Warsaw. |
The church received a new | chapel which was dedicated in 1894. |
vert to Catholicism and decided to restore the | chapel, which was carried out in 1851. |
989, Jentezen became the senior pastor of Free | Chapel, which was made up of a small congregation of |
It replaced the university's original | chapel that was located in Kendall Hall before its de |
, her one act about the onset of marriage, The | Chapel Play, was part of the Chalk Reparatory Theater |
Chapel Street was so named because of the three chape | |
Behind the | chapel there was a corridor leading to the burial cha |
The | Chapel Wing was bombed during the Blitz and was subse |
The Methodist | chapel here was built in 1928, and another, in Gunhou |
The more recent is in the Lady | Chapel, and was designed by Laurence Whistler in 1969 |
he was sent to Liverpool to preach at Bethesda | Chapel, and was ordained to the charge in September 1 |
The small Saint Antony's | Chapel, which was built in 1725, is another interesst |
well as St Barnabas, Swanmore has a Methodist | chapel which was built in 1863. |
The Surrey | Chapel (1783-1881) was an independent Methodist and C |
The original name refers to a lost icon from a | chapel which was found among some high grasses, (call |
ve centre beside the B4519 road north of Upper | Chapel which was refurbished in 2009. |
Durham's | Chapel School was a school for African-Americans loca |
The Loreto Kirribilli | Chapel Tower was the highest point on the Kirribilli |
s dedicated to St. Paul and there is a baptist | chapel which was founded in 1810. |
Hadley also designed a | chapel that was built in honour of the Hon. |
t was financed privately, and was originally a | chapel that was part of the Strinda parish. |
rch, built in 1868 by Baltard, replaced an old | chapel which was also dedicated to St Augustine (354- |
This had been a hermit's cell and as a | chapel it was granted to the monks of Melrose along w |
soleum is located in the cemetery of Masbrough | Chapel, which was founded by the Walker family, when |
Chapel Point was once part of a major coastal defence | |
In a field | chapel that was built in 1990s there are celebrated s |
Until 1972, | chapel attendance was compulsory. |
By the 1890s Jacobs | Chapel School was no longer in operation; the student |
The one to the north was called the Lawrence | Chapel and was owned by Chelsea's Lord of the Manor. |
The | Chapel organ was originally a four manual Aeolian Ski |
Until the 1890s the Wesleyan (Methodist) | chapel (1834) was the only place of worship in the vi |
By this time the | chapel roof was described as being overgrown in grass |
g that of the Charing Cross Welsh Presbyterian | Chapel, which was a central gathering point for many |
in 1857 as Silverhill Independent Presbyterian | Chapel, and was one of the oldest Presbyterian places |
construction on his property, of a dissenter's | chapel, which was built so that the original wooden b |
f Seattle that became the nucleus of Community | Chapel, which was formally established in 1967. |
A barn was converted into the first | chapel; it was moved to a new site and dedicated on J |
The college | chapel organ was built by Klais in 1997, with two man |
A steward and member of Hick Lane Wesleyan | Chapel, he was also a lay preacher in the Batley area |
The | chapel memorial was dedicated in 1929 and designed by |
Plan of Chichester Cathedral, showing the Lady | Chapel that was built under Luffa's episcopate. |
The | Chapel building was extended in 1939 and again in 195 |
The lower part of the | chapel screen was carved as a memorial to William de |
In 1988, Singapore built a replica | chapel (which was built by the POW's) and museum next |
Her funeral was conducted at Hollywood | Chapel and was buried in Chapel of the Pines Cremator |
The castle | chapel (Schlosskapelle) was built in 1547 and was the |
It was originally called the Trafford | Chapel and was the burial place of the Traffords of B |
to the bishopric of Dunblane in 1621, and the | Chapel Royal was removed to Holyrood. |
However, this new | chapel never was licensed to perform marriages and on |
The burial ground also contains a small | chapel that was built around 1867 and is thought to h |
The | chapel wing was reconstructed as a games room with da |
Probably originally a mortuary | chapel, it was re-roofed in 1938 and had restrained c |
e building was initially a Primitive Methodist | Chapel but was abandoned in the late 1930s. |
e was an old cottage next to the Nonconformist | chapel which was older than the chapel, and a school |
same year the students built a corrugated iron | chapel, which was enlarged by students in 1909 and wa |
Although known as ‘St John's | Chapel' it was dedicated on 17 June 1749 as Christ Ch |
The ruins of the | chapel that was dedicated to him can still be seen in |
nitially a Presbyterian, then a Congregational | chapel, it was later owned by the Assemblies of God, |
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