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meter wall of local limestone, a memorial with | chapel, and some supporting buildings. |
ith a south aisle, chancel, south porch, north | chapel and west tower. |
The | chapel and the monastic buildings, all in ruins, have |
was moved from the site of the Wesleyan Reform | Chapel and its shaft was replaced. |
Coombe Bissett has a pub, a | chapel, and a church and is informally known as "Crum |
st Catholic community with monastery, convent, | chapel, and school. |
Waterhouse created a grotto between the | chapel and the stable yard, and designed the Parrot H |
On the first floor there was a main chamber, a | chapel, and wardrobe with latrine. |
In 1601 the owner of the | Chapel and the estate upon which it stood was Sir Joh |
tions include the Old Talbot Inn, the Wesleyan | Chapel and Wakelyn Hall and others around main street |
24 significantly damaged the foundation of the | chapel and services did not resume until repairs were |
e 15,000 inhabitants with electric lighting, a | chapel and a hospital. |
King's Meaburn include St Mary's, the Wesleyan | Chapel and the New Methodist Church. |
has an active community, including a methodist | chapel and village hall. |
The one to the north was called the Lawrence | Chapel and was owned by Chelsea's Lord of the Manor. |
construction of Fort Hunter, which contained a | chapel and mission house. |
e-sized baptismal angel statue, along with the | chapel and the choir glass windows, also date from th |
ach and would later become the New Park Street | Chapel and then the Metropolitan Tabernacle pastored |
Antioch | Chapel and Cemetery are close by, on the opposite sid |
Woods is married to actress Loyita | Chapel and lives in New York. |
It had a manorial | chapel and it is from this that a Sheela na Gig was r |
to design and sculpt for the Manrique family a | chapel and altar in the Cathedral. |
s, barracks, officers' quarters, a hospital, a | chapel, and various buildings surrounding a broad par |
ill be seen in the East window of the Memorial | Chapel and the West windows at the back of the church |
The Arches Yard, | chapel and clock tower. |
4 he became maestro di cappella at the Sistine | Chapel, and he retired in 1624. |
He spent the night hiding in a nearby | chapel and then made his way to a nearby village. |
guration, which is located near the Clementine | Chapel and the entombed remains of Pope St. Gregory t |
of land for the church and constructed a small | chapel and cemetery adjacent to it. |
rance to the abbey with gatehouse buildings, a | chapel and dovecote. |
The | chapel and one of Le Vau's isolated ranges |
The road serves the communities of Pierce's | Chapel and New Hope. |
In 1632, Peterhouse built a separate | Chapel and St Mary the Less reverted to being a Paris |
monasteries by Henry VIII, the college's hall, | chapel and other buildings were acquired by Christ Ch |
ield & Maclurcan increased the capacity of the | Chapel and in 1969 when the same firm designed the Tu |
in 1857 as Silverhill Independent Presbyterian | Chapel, and was one of the oldest Presbyterian places |
Morgan | Chapel and Graveyard, also known as Christ Episcopal |
The | chapel and porch. |
At some point, the original | chapel and Belvedere was burned down and the present |
n the future site of Milford were the medieval | chapel, and Summer Hill Farm, and its accompanying co |
A primitive log cabin doubled as a | chapel and a residence for the priest. |
arrett, Oak Grove Church, Saint Josephs, Union | Chapel and Zion. |
tend mass or prayer services in the church and | chapel, and a parish priest regularly visits the clas |
Both the Mabel Memorial | Chapel and Mabel Memorial Schoolhouse survived the 53 |
r George Fox preached with some success at the | chapel and noted that "no priest had ever preached in |
estate included a two-hundred-room mansion, a | chapel and various outbuildings. |
Christian planned an apsidal | chapel and a vestry at the southeast, but these were |
On the Sattelegg is a restaurant, a small | chapel, and a ski elevator. |
Later, a Christian | chapel and a Buddhist temple was built in the land su |
Chapel and cottages at the Adirondack Cottage Sanitar | |
opera, all male, were recruited from the Papal | Chapel and included castrati. |
The foundations of the | chapel and portions of an irrigation system survive. |
hree Horseshoes), a church, a former Methodist | chapel, and a windmill. |
A side | chapel and a vestry were built in the 1960s. |
vices are held each week for the pupils in the | chapel, and Morning Prayer is held everyday. |
The Unitarians built their first | chapel and school in 1823 and the congregation steadi |
St Peter's church, an Independent Wesleyan | chapel and a Church of England primary school. |
The main churches are the historical Nazareth | Chapel and St Matthews Mission Church. |
It is dedicated to those associated with the | chapel and the village, who fought in the First World |
ly consisted of the central wing, dining room, | chapel and Master's residence. |
late 13th century by the addition of the Lady | Chapel and the Chapter House. |
Parts of the castle did remain, including the | chapel, and its ownership passed through a number of |
when it assumed its primary modern function as | chapel and centerpiece of the university campus. |
To the south are a porch, a | chapel and a vestry. |
rk up on the hill and contains the school, the | chapel and former church. |
Both the | chapel and the mausoleum still stand today. |
The organ at the back of the Protestant | Chapel, and the ceiling |
1926 the building was renamed Andrews Memorial | Chapel and moved south on Scotland Street to make way |
f the Master and other to wear the surplice in | chapel, and Longworth was summoned to London to expla |
and Austin, who added a chancel, a transeptal | chapel and an organ chamber. |
The communion table in the Lady | Chapel and two bishop's chairs are made from salvaged |
From 1960-1967, he was college organist of Boe | Chapel and organ instructor at St Olaf College, North |
He undertook building work on the Lady | Chapel and choir in Exeter Cathedral. |
It is the oldest Non-conformist | chapel and congregation in the whole district. |
Until the Methodist | chapel and adjoining Sunday School were demolished in |
Its primary function is as a | chapel and shrine in honor of St. Anne. |
Her funeral was conducted at Hollywood | Chapel and was buried in Chapel of the Pines Cremator |
A small | chapel and evidence of a small living area are all th |
Paul's Anglican | Chapel and the German Deaconesses Hospital (today the |
The Chaplain's Quad runs along the side of the | Chapel and Hall, to the foot of the Great Tower. |
Harmony | Chapel and Cemetery (1816) |
The Cacace | Chapel and Chapel of Saint Anthony in San Lorenzo Mag |
It has a | chapel and a small number of residential properties. |
Altar | chapel and stained glass oculus at the Chapel + Cultu |
t was formerly the Jubilee Primitive Methodist | Chapel and is listed at grade II. |
The south transept forms a | chapel and the north transept holds the organ chamber |
The | chapel and school date from 1705, the Manor House fro |
small primary school, a post office, a pub, a | chapel and a garage. |
1, he scolds his son for saying "goddamn" in a | chapel, and then goes into a profane rant himself. |
e 13th century, on the site of an even earlier | chapel, and has been designated as a Grade I listed b |
co on the ceiling of the palace's 18th century | chapel and an altar. |
church dedicated to St John the Baptist and a | chapel and two pubs, The Foresters and the Half Moon. |
It was originally called the Trafford | Chapel and was the burial place of the Traffords of B |
1671, he was appointed a preacher of the Rolls | Chapel and chaplain to the Lord Keeper. |
Mariebjerg | Chapel and Crematory, 1936 |
The Bishop of Oxford demolished its medieval | chapel and replaced it with a new church at Cadmore E |
is mainly a small residential area now, as the | chapel and post office have been sold in the last cou |
TT213 consists of a | chapel and a burial chamber. |
A new | chapel and hall were added in 1967. |
Lourdes | Chapel and Lourdes Home (Il-Kappella ta' Lourdes u Da |
ommunity, by this time, had gained a Methodist | Chapel and a Mission Room, the latter erected in an A |
ains two chapels, The Wenallt and the Briwnant | Chapel and the Gardens of Remembrance for the scatter |
The | chapel and its attached school have been designated b |
perty's architecture, including a 14th century | chapel and two 16th century towers. |
Dean of | Chapel and Instructor of Religion at Mississippi Indu |
There was built a | chapel, and in the 5th century a church, thanking Sai |
om the main church: Spring Street Church, Cook | Chapel, and Gilruth Chapel. |
Soar-y-mynydd is a Calvinist Methodist | chapel and perhaps the most remote chapel in Wales. |
vered, along with the foundations of the first | chapel and the fortifications of the colony. |
ere are 2 churches in the village, a Methodist | chapel and St Martins Church of England. |
Ascension (previously known as the Job Marston | Chapel and Hall Green Chapel) is a Church of England |
On 31 August 2010, he retired as Master of | Chapel and Ceremonial Music to the University of Aber |
present church building was founded as Horbury | Chapel, and used by the Hornton Street Congregational |
ol.There are two chapels, the Peculiar Peoples | chapel and the Congregational Chapel, and the 14th ce |
on the missions committee of his church, Grace | Chapel, and has taken several missionary trips to the |
7 J. & J. M. Hay added a chancel, transepts, a | chapel and an organ chamber. |
He pulled down the original | chapel and rebuilt the St. Hripsime Church at Etchmia |
of the Pacific, the memorial contains a small | chapel and tribute to the various battles fought in t |
riginal design features such as the integrated | chapel and the folly, neither of which are currently |
tures are the gymnasium, dining hall, library, | Chapel and 100-car parking lot. |
Walton still has a Baptist | Chapel and a Public House, the Dog and Gun. |
hamlet contains the remains of a 12th century | chapel, and is on the edge of the northern slopes of |
Eventually he gained control of the | chapel and the excommunication was lifted on 24 March |
enwith family about 1500: this is now the Lady | Chapel and contains a statue by Barbara Hepworth. |
s own facility, which includes a 280-occupancy | chapel and tennis courts, on 5 acres (20,000 m2) of l |
from the rock of the western cliff, while the | chapel and facade were made of limestone. |
Gaerllwyd has an old Baptist | chapel and is set in a very rural agricultural area i |
h in his later life he left off worshipping in | chapel and attended an Anglican church. |
, together with the typically small Carthusian | chapel and the later house. |
ern pilgrims remove their shoes at the Slipper | Chapel and walk the last mile, called the "Holy Mile" |
A porch on the front of the | chapel and an extension on the right side were added |
The | chapel and its decoration is still well preserved. |
the altar on the south sidewall of the ancient | chapel and concluded with bathing in the wells. |
It was extended in 1857 and 1876 with a | chapel and mortuary following in 1883. |
Heol-y-Cyw has one Nonconformist | chapel, Anglican church, a primary school, working me |
A Veterans Day ceremony is held at the | Chapel annually. |
The | chapel appears to have closed and the whereabouts of |
h of three bays; both the aisles and the south | chapel are supported by two-stage buttresses between |
Weddings at the | Chapel are particularly popular among Maryland alumni |
The monuments found in this | chapel are those of grandmasters Fra Adrien de Wignac |
The remains of the old | chapel are still here, with the burying ground, in wh |
The ruins of St. Edmund's | Chapel are located in a field to the east of the vill |
The traditional great hall and the baroque | chapel are dated from 1934. |
The bridge and the | chapel are now Grade I listed and a Scheduled Ancient |
of the castle of Pont (or Pont-en-Ogoz) and a | chapel are located on the Ile d'Ogoz, an islet in the |
The Old South Mountain Inn and Dahlgren | Chapel are located at Turners Gap. |
ndow dated 1857 and stained glass in the south | chapel are by William Wailes. |
In its | chapel are 18th-century wall paintings that are regis |
Remains of this | chapel are still to be seen near the present St. Will |
Inside the | chapel are pews and a reading desk. |
he entrance to the tower, the chancel, and the | chapel are tall, painted Perpendicular arches. |
The new Welcome Center and Youth Center | Chapel are the most recent and visible reminders of F |
In the east window of the north | chapel are the remains of a Crimean War memorial by G |
Among the artists who have recorded for | Chapel are The King's Heralds, Del Delker, The Herita |
On the east wall of the | chapel are boards containing sentences from the Holy |
Also in the | chapel are a three-decker pulpit, a stone altar, and |
The walls of the | chapel are painted in red and gold by T. Early, and t |
In the north | chapel are graffiti from the time it was used as a sc |
On the north wall of the | chapel are the crests of the Trafford, Barnston and S |
Inside the | chapel are box pews, an octagonal pulpit and a carved |
Around the | chapel are eight tombstones, bearing the names and lo |
Fox | Chapel Area High School achieved Silver ranking. |
232, with | chapel area on right. |
The Kiski School, Western Reserve Academy, Fox | Chapel Area High School, University School, and The E |
tions base at Basepoint Business centre in the | Chapel area of the city. |
County, Pennsylvania School Districts with Fox | Chapel Area School District in light blue in northeas |
Italian-American Sports Hall of Fame, the Fox | Chapel Area Hall of Fame and the Western Pennsylvania |
e was undrafted out of suburban Pittsburgh Fox | Chapel Area High School. |
Fox | Chapel Area School District |
The Fox | Chapel Area School District is nationally recognized |
Fox | Chapel Area High School |
n Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) graduated from Fox | Chapel Area High School. |
The school is located in the Heaton | Chapel area of Stockport. |
Main article: St Mary's | Chapel, Arley |
s were held on August 3, 1961 in the Fort Myer | Chapel, Arlington, Virginia, and he was interred with |
ettit, to Wright to design the Pettit Memorial | Chapel as a memorial to her deceased husband, Dr. Wil |
nd finally it has transformed into a beautiful | Chapel as today. |
former retirement home, studio, galleries, and | chapel, as well as surrounding gardens containing fig |
He studied at the same school in Holmes | Chapel as Seth Johnson Dean Ashton. |
ater, William the Englishman added the Trinity | Chapel as a shrine for the relics of St. Thomas the M |
He was invited to join the imperial | chapel as a violinist in 1810. |
this case was so similar to Widmar and Lamb's | Chapel as the majority claimed. |
His admission to St. George's | Chapel as a chorister in 1491 suggests a birthdate of |
The "St Paisius of Hilendar" | chapel, as well as a museum exposition, were founded |
In 1876, local landlords evicted him from his | chapel as a result of these activities. |
The palace | chapel as a consequence of the Duke's death now obtai |
was also known as the Countess of Huntingdon's | Chapel, as she lived in the attached house from 1707- |
uilding process began including rebuilding the | chapel as a new performing arts centre, and renovatin |
The | Chapel as it appears from the outside today looks ver |
Station, there is a small guest house, the Old | Chapel, as well as the Habrough Hotel. |
and three prison officers started to leave the | chapel as earlier instructed. |
His congregation constructed Upper | Chapel as the first non-conformist chapel in Sheffiel |
In 1830, his relics were placed in a | chapel associated with the abbey of Our Lady of the P |
A | chapel associated with the church was built in 1937-3 |
There is a Methodist | Chapel at the east end of the village and a Chapel of |
n Lord Foley bought decorative features of the | chapel at Cannons, Lord Chandos' palace at Edgware. |
St. Chad's | chapel, at the east end of the north aisle, was const |
, given by David Blackmore, is now in a prison | chapel at Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire |
ersuaded the relevant justices to register the | chapel at the Quarter Session, and attended Lindsey's |
e focus of his cultus, were transferred to the | chapel at Lungern, Obwalden. |
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