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The	chapel of St.Marguerite at Vieilles-Landes.
eller, is buried outside, near the wall of the	Chapel.
The	chapel contains a beautiful mosaic portraying an ange
r exhibit hosted in many venues throughout the	Chapel Hill community.
For about 250 years the	chapel was used for services.
Following his retirement from the	Chapel Royal, he was appointed an Extra Chaplain to t
The	chapel is a Grade I listed building and stands above
The	chapel is known as the St Cross Chapel.
He died in 1648, and was buried in the	chapel of Farleigh Castle.
Groundbreaking for the	Chapel construction took place in 1956.
The foundations of the	chapel and portions of an irrigation system survive.
f uncertain date may also be found near to the	chapel.
el vault that leads to the central part of the	chapel.
A musician for the	Chapel Royal services in the 1720s.
Although the palace no longer exists, the	chapel has been incorporated into the Aachen Cathedra
vices are held each week for the pupils in the	chapel, and Morning Prayer is held everyday.
Piazza raises itself to a square tower and the	chapel Sainte- Anne
Services were first held in the	chapel of Christ Episcopal Church, located at the cor
iderable span, which partially illuminates the	chapel from the east and depicts religious scenes.
Services are held in the	chapel periodically during the year.
ved to America where he became the dean of the	chapel at Princeton University.
The	chapel holds the remains of Charlemagne and was the s
The	chapel is rendered with a Welsh slate roof, and a pla
drew, today ruined, is the intermediate of the	chapel of confraternity Santa-Croce.
Byrd succeeded him as Gentleman of the	Chapel Royal.
Unitarian community continued to grow and the	chapel became inadequate for their needs.
The	chapel itself is dedicated to St Mary and was built i
Donald Dickinson, 1971 saw the rebirth of the	Chapel.
he Prince of Thurn and Taxis (1736) and at the	chapel royal of Brussels (1744-1777).
rnishings are by Kempe and were taken from the	chapel of Caldy Manor which was dismantled when the c
The	chapel was restored at the same time.
The	chapel is a popular spot for weddings.
The	chapel was built in the 12th century, and was origina
The	Chapel of St Lawrence "People's Church" located in Hi
Parsons was appointed Gentleman of the	Chapel Royal on 17 October 1563.
The Apse of the	Chapel under the snow.
The Mexicans charged for the	chapel in an attempt to capture the American's 9-poun
Anne was entombed in a lead coffin in the	Chapel of St. Erasmus of Formiae in Westminster Abbey
Oxford on 12 March 1819, and was buried in the	chapel of Balliol College, where a monument was erect
towers, one being a plain entrance tower; the	chapel is situated over the portcullis chamber.
ell as windows in Winchester Cathedral and the	chapel of Merton College, Oxford.
25/06/2009 The	Chapel, Seattle, U.S.A
spent 4 days in November 2007 recording at the	Chapel Studios in Lincolnshire, the place where Arcti
lived out of the village and used to open the	chapel early in the morning and ring the bells.
es; this is now a residential house, named The	Chapel.
The interior of the	Chapel has undergone several renovations.
The	chapel underwent a major restoration between 1869-187
The	chapel is surrounded by lawns and orchards, with view
aners with drummer Laura King, formerly of the	Chapel Hill band Grand National.
sings; the presbytery has a slate roof and the	chapel has stone slate roof.
The	chapel in Horperath was built in 1747.
The King decided the dimensions of the	Chapel.
The	Chapel by the Lake is an example of Rustic architectu
; he was buried according to his wishes in the	Chapel of the Guardian Angel in his titular church of
The	chapel stands close to the site of the battle of Towt
looking northeast at the	chapel
The	Chapel at St Mary's Hall
Andrew Gant is also organist at the	Chapel Royal.
replaced his tutor, Gates, as chorister at the	Chapel Royal.
The	chapel was built in 1690, soon after the passing of t
On the east wall of the	chapel are boards containing sentences from the Holy
ve of the church because it did not fit in the	chapel of the langue of Italy.
The	Chapel was re-opened on 22 November 1990.
The	chapel was built in 1851 as a Presbyterian church in
The	chapel is 60 feet (18 m) long and 20 feet (6 m) wide.
The	Chapel was designed by O. W. Stiegmeyer, architect, o
hree impressive stained glass windows line the	chapel, the one behind the altar depicts in brilliant
The architect of the	chapel is disputed.
The	chapel of St.Roch, dating from the eleventh century.
ilt the house (1810), the lodge (1815) and the	chapel (1829).
residents Derek Rogers and Tom Dawson when the	chapel was converted to a dwelling.
In 1840 Brown and Goodman founded the	chapel in Houghton, which previously had no place for
In 2008, the members of the	chapel decided to renovate the old vestry to turn it
r a couple of tables and a few pictures in the	chapel.
The	chapel on the summit
The	chapel is built in red brick with a slate roof.
It is dedicated to those associated with the	chapel and the village, who fought in the First World
Even then the	chapel was constructed for the company employees; thi
She was baptised on 14 June 2008 in the	chapel of Ciergnon Castle in the Belgian Ardennes, by
eed, a retired schoolteacher, commissioned the	chapel.
part in the celebration of the liturgy in the	chapel.
The right side of the	chapel shows a scene depicting Kasa and his wife Bukh
The	chapel memorial was dedicated in 1929 and designed by
sbury (1745-1816) is known to have visited the	chapel on September 20, 1795.
The Anglo-Catholic liturgical style of the	chapel was expressed in the building by the introduct
. Paul the Hermits were placed in front of the	chapel.
The	chapel contains some fifteenth-century glass, but mos
The	Chapel of Saint Wendelin.
of Bishop of Galloway and that of Dean of the	Chapel Royal at Stirling went together.
Parts of the castle did remain, including the	chapel, and its ownership passed through a number of
The	chapel is octagonal-shaped.
In the	chapel is a piscina set on a corbel.
The	chapel was opened on 28 June 1997 as a memorial of Pe
The	Chapel building was extended in 1939 and again in 195
, ten additional cells and an extension to the	chapel in 1867.
was the first Grand Master to be buried in the	Chapel of St. Anne in Marienburg; his original graves
The	chapel is now a tourist drawcard and still operates a
The park's current owners also operate the	Chapel of the Chimes columbarium in Oakland, Californ
rk up on the hill and contains the school, the	chapel and former church.
The	Chapel of St. Anne, the first permanent bridge over t
The church also housed the	chapel of the Imperial Society of Knights Bachelor un
She was buried at the	Chapel of St Peter ad Vincula within the Tower of Lon
settlers moved into Calabazas and restored the	chapel.
was largely lost in the fire of 1834, but the	Chapel of St Mary Undercroft in the crypt survived.
The	Chapel was extended into the indoor pond in 2008 to a
The	chapel is the southernmost religious building in the
1883-1967), an Oakland undertaker owner of the	Chapel of the Oaks, Oakland City Councilman, and spor
Both the	chapel and the mausoleum still stand today.
s were often placed in front of the choir, the	chapel, or even the altar.
bastian Bach's St Mark Passion pastiche at the	chapel of Wilhelmsburg Castle (two movements by Bach)
landaff Cathedral, St Paul's Cathedral and the	Chapel Royal.
The	chapel was built by Ichabod Washburn in 1854 and was
The	chapel at Trinity College
The	Chapel has been expanded and is now much bigger.
For the	chapel in Madrid's Royal Palace, see Royal Palace of
Its limits are just before the	Chapel Hill Public Library and just past Weaver Stree
The	Chapel of the Three Kings of Cologne, which was built
The	chapel appears to have closed and the whereabouts of
The	Chapel Fountain and Entrance to the Gathering and Wor
ian Bach premieres his Weimarer Passion at the	chapel of Friedrichstein Castle in Gotha
The lower part of the	chapel screen was carved as a memorial to William de
The	chapel to the south was rebuilt in 1528 as Sir Thomas
The	Chapel of Ease gave its name to Worthing town centre'
By 1797 the roof of the	chapel was described as being partly fallen in.
on, daughter of Colonel John Codrington in the	chapel of Somerset House.
university years, he worked part-time for the	Chapel of the Resurrection under the oversight of Ang
team of con artists) steal the silver from the	chapel.
dini at Burg Rothenfels, where he designed the	chapel for Quickborn, a large German Catholic youth m
From inside the	chapel the sound of uproar is heard.
The first building on the site was the	Chapel of Bishop's Palace, which was ordered built by
In 1980 the	chapel received a grant for repairs, having been reco
e mid-19th century, quite unusually behind the	chapel.
d," as opposed to "Village Cemetery," like the	Chapel Hill residents called it.
The land to the South of the	chapel was originally the Chapel's burial ground.
r brother Gonzalo (died 2000) is buried in the	Chapel of Saint Sebastian.
The primary focus for the	Chapel is to provide for the spiritual needs of colle
The	chapel is the oldest site in Somerset County in conti
commemorated by a stained glass window in the	chapel of Emmanuel College, which has an archive of u
The	chapel was thence used only to store the stalls for t
The	chapel at the east end of the north aisle is known as
shes were buried under the marble floor of the	chapel at Cliveden.
The	Chapel in Tsarskoye Selo provided living quarters to
A memorial was also set up to him in the	Chapel of St John, St Andrew and St Michael at Westmi
The	chapel was rebuilt in 1572 after a flood and it was a
Interior of the	chapel with remains of frescoes
The	chapel in Park Row opened in April 1855 and was known
During the beginning of the 20th century the	chapel moved from its original place to Morgan Street
The	chapel has an excellent organ that was custom-designe
For the	Chapel at Cambridge, England, see King's College Chap
Also in the	chapel are a three-decker pulpit, a stone altar, and
Since 1992, the	chapel has been within the Lewes District Council's "
It was formerly the	chapel of the Dukes of Burgundy; their palace was the
The	chapel is now closed, though in 1905 it was recorded
The Chaplain's Quad runs along the side of the	Chapel and Hall, to the foot of the Great Tower.
The	chapel is home to the Isle of Wight County War Memori
The	chapel is a small and simple but "striking red and gr
In 1904 the	chapel of St Nicholas in the castle was reopened and
was demolished in about 1960 leaving only the	chapel standing.
e facilities of Trinity College, including the	chapel, dining hall, tutorial rooms, library and grou
The	Chapel at the Cherokee Heritage Center, Park Hill, Ok
In the 1980s, the	chapel underwent renovation which was completed in Ma
The	chapel remained private for many years and it was not
The	chapel dated to 1740.
He was buried in the	Chapel at Balcarres, Fife.
m Humphrey and John Blow become members of the	Chapel Royal.
The wedding took place not at the	Chapel, but in the Henry home.
he members were considering the closure of the	chapel.
The	chapel is the oldest building in Buckingham and is no
d press mason, was a possible architect of the	chapel.
The walls of the	chapel are painted in red and gold by T. Early, and t
, especially in interiors, his pictures of the	Chapel Royal at Windsor Castle and of Westminster Abb
The	chapel of St. Madeleine.
Over recent years, the	chapel has become a focal point for a significant amo
Capronnier's east window for the	Chapel of St Michael and St George, Church of St Lawr
The	Chapel was used for memorial services until the 1940s
The	chapel has a large south-facing window that is largel
olished in 1868 the arcade which connected the	chapel to the church was walled up and a new south po
ded more space, thus began construction of the	chapel in 1875.
ves are also interred in the vault beneath the	chapel.
on Building was built in 1924, which holds the	chapel, three classrooms, and the administrative offi
The	chapel has since closed and has been converted into a
The	Chapel retains the original pews and pulpit and adher
partly in Santa Susanna di Termini and in the	chapel of St. Lawrence.
The	chapel was built of flint with limestone dressings, a
The	chapel was demolished some time ago and the original
The	chapel in the north transept was also extended at thi
, including a very creative re-building of the	chapel which is used for daily prayer.
e is derived from that of an older helmet, the	Chapel de Fer, or "Kettle Hat."
The	chapel contains a series of monuments, including thos
The	chapel also plays host to baptisms, holy communions,
Mrs. Cousin had died and the	chapel began to suffer from neglect.
Mordecai Historic Park received the	chapel in 1979 and is in use today for weddings, meet
The	chapel which is still in occasional use is now in the
ear Naples, where he became a choir boy in the	chapel of Maria di Cardona, Marchesa of Padulla.
uilding process began including rebuilding the	chapel as a new performing arts centre, and renovatin
The	chapel was heritage listed by the Heritage Council of
However the	chapel itself is still used by the diocese, and masse
Thereafter, the	chapel fell into ruin; although several elements of i
The	Chapel enjoys a high standard of music with a residen
The	chapel, along with the rest of the Mordecai plantatio

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