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| ucted in 1855-1856, it housed the dining room, | chapel, classrooms, and dormitory space. |
| nship contains four cemeteries: Bethel, Mann's | Chapel, Miller and Prairie Chapel. |
| Trams 78 and 79 run in | Chapel Street and Bus Services 216,219 and 220 run al |
| e attended the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill and graduated in 1978. |
| er 2010 the station was transferred to Calvary | Chapel Aurora and the call letters changed to KXGR. |
| ft his Washington post in 1965, he returned to | Chapel Hill and was chairman of Research Triangle Par |
| y's College, St Andrews as well as Dean of the | Chapel Royal and Dean of the Order of the Thistle. |
| and Cecilia Glazebrook of Twemlow Hall, Holmes | Chapel, Cheshire, and was educated at Eton College an |
| er names of patron saints, each with their own | chapel, choir, and school. |
| ain common room every morning, and will sit in | Chapel, Church and School Assemblies in their House g |
| sion of an old hymn at a "Focus on the Family" | chapel service, and received a standing ovation. |
| He was a choir-boy at the | Chapel Royal, and was educated in music, becoming an |
| Jenny Lind | Chapel in Andover, Illinois |
| The station is currently owned by Calvary | Chapel San Angelo. |
| Piazza raises itself to a square tower and the | chapel Sainte- Anne |
| Annunciation | Chapel (at Annunciation Street) |
| many centuries, only the church, the southern | chapel, and another building to the north remain. |
| The Marrying Millionaire (Going to the | Chapel) Silhouette Anthology 07/02 |
| Chapel ceiling apex showing the 4 seraphs | |
| irk of Rocharl” disappears after 1198 and “The | Chapel of Apollinaris” takes its place. |
| Despite being a small village, | Chapel Amble appeared in the national press in 2002 a |
| The result is that physically the | chapel now appears to be more part of the Marlborough |
| St. Thomas's | chapel which appears to have been used a church by th |
| -designed stain glass window for the John Bell | Chapel at Appleby College in Oakville, Ontario. |
| Chapel of archbishop Leonhard von Keutschach | |
| Twice weekly | chapel services are an important part of the KCU expe |
| The residential block and lodge (1929-30), and | chapel (1938-47) are by local architect Holland W. Ho |
| Regular | chapel services are held on Thursday mornings for all |
| The High Altar and the | chapel altars are in Portland and Bath stone. |
| Chapel services are held at Three Cups. | |
| nthly concerts held in Lily Reid Holt Memorial | Chapel, which are free to all. |
| Inside the | chapel, there are many pieces of artwork, as well as |
| Weekly | chapel serives are required. |
| The first | chapel at Armley was built in 1630 but not consecrate |
| A new, post-modernic | chapel building arose in 1964 (see picture). |
| , sanctuary, office wing, fellowship hall, and | chapel) built around a central courtyard. |
| Estes Hills Elementary (serving central | Chapel Hill around Estes Drive) |
| St Anthony's | Chapel: lost around 1330. |
| The smaller Legh | Chapel, built around 1422 and rebuilt in 1620, is now |
| A non-denominational | chapel includes artifacts, including stained-glass wi |
| The | chapel seats as many as 300, a surprising number for |
| hat the Mission was sold to a man who used the | chapel entrance as a saloon and stored his liquor and |
| In 1918 a war memorial | chapel, known as St Edwards Chapel, was added with en |
| A norman | chapel known as St. Aldhelm's Chapel, St. Aldhelm's H |
| ssee River to Pittsburgh Landing, near a small | chapel known as Shiloh. |
| l Saints Church was built in 1911 as a mission | chapel to as was a part of the Parish of Luton. |
| A Welsh Independent | chapel, known as Pen-y-Bont, stands near the river in |
| today, this | chapel survives as a courtroom, having been converted |
| The | Chapel survives as a ruin, and is situated on the A51 |
| der joined the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill as professor of political science. |
| school at the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill as the only woman in her class. |
| mes, peasants used to hit a ball against their | chapel wall as a form of entertainment. |
| The original | chapel serves as a nave of the present church. |
| At the east end of the south aisle is a | chapel known as the Chapel of the Holy Trinity. |
| 8 to 1992, he was appointed as the Dean of the | Chapel at Asbury. |
| In 1504, he became Dean of the | Chapel Royal at Stirling, a position with which bisho |
| In 1698, Brossard was appointed | chapel master at the Cathedral of Meaux and remained |
| Only a small | chapel remained at the site of the church. |
| he east end of the north aisle is St Nicholas' | chapel and at the east end of the south aisle is St T |
| Observance 2009 - the | Chapel is at the centre of services |
| t Wake Forest University after he retired from | Chapel Hill at 70. |
| the Commodore Uriah P. Levy Center and Jewish | Chapel opened at the United States Naval Academy in A |
| contemporary worship service and meets in The | Chapel, Tuesdays at 5:00pm. |
| in 1835, which is unusual for a Nonconformist | chapel built at that time. |
| ted there two schools, a hospital and a prison | chapel - at the age of 23. |
| chester Hotel in London, England followed by a | chapel ceremony at Blenheim Palace in Oxford. |
| She has performed in the "Furano | Chapel Concert" at Shin-Furano Prince Hotel for a few |
| The presbytery faces the road and the | chapel stretches at right angles from its rear. |
| 593, and was buried near the high altar of the | Chapel Royal at Holyrood House. |
| of Bishop of Galloway and that of Dean of the | Chapel Royal at Stirling went together. |
| ch is a historic non-denominational, Christian | chapel located at Pine Grove in Lewis County, New Yor |
| , especially in interiors, his pictures of the | Chapel Royal at Windsor Castle and of Westminster Abb |
| at St Paul's Cathedral, and is now Director of | Chapel Music at Winchester College. |
| orated into St Woolos cathedral as the Galilee | chapel now at the west end of the Cathedral. |
| "I built this | chapel to atone for 80 years of sin" Leonard Tsuguhar |
| h in his later life he left off worshipping in | chapel and attended an Anglican church. |
| The Auburn University | Chapel in Auburn, Alabama as it appeared in 1982 |
| For spiritual welfare an ecumenical | chapel is available which is used alternately by a Pr |
| dations, including a castle tower and a Gothic | chapel date back to the 12th century. |
| He was buried temporarily in a | chapel in Baden-Baden. |
| archington previously had a Wesleyan Methodist | chapel on Bag lane that opened in 1840 and closed in |
| er which he was the incumbent at the Episcopal | Chapel, Upper Baggot Street in Dublin. |
| He was buried in the | Chapel at Balcarres, Fife. |
| Oxford on 12 March 1819, and was buried in the | chapel of Balliol College, where a monument was erect |
| sembles Godefroy's earlier St. Mary's Seminary | Chapel in Baltimore, another Sulpician church. |
| aners with drummer Laura King, formerly of the | Chapel Hill band Grand National. |
| June were a | Chapel Hill band from 1992 to 1996. |
| The Johnson | Chapel Missionary Baptist Church (also known as the O |
| ich become what is now known as Carey Memorial | Chapel (Carey Baptist Church). |
| me to several chapels/churches, namely - Ainon | Chapel (Welsh Baptist), Bethany Chapel (English Bapti |
| h on Svalbard, but there is a Russian Orthodox | chapel in Barentsburg. |
| His funeral service was held at the Guards | Chapel, Wellington Barracks on 4 March and he was bur |
| On 5 January 1889, at the Guards | Chapel, Wellington Barracks, London, she married Lord |
| ed Princess Maud of Fife at the Royal Military | Chapel, Wellington Barracks, London. |
| Guards Officers Memorial at the Royal Military | Chapel, Wellington Barracks. |
| r of U.S. 41 northbound, just south of Greer's | Chapel and Barrett Parkway. |
| St Bartholomew's | Chapel, or Bartlemas Chapel, is a small, early 14th c |
| xford where in 1941 he established an Orthodox | chapel in Bartlemas. |
| He holds the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill basketball record for most career steals. |
| hurch by December 1831 to found an independent | chapel in Bath with a friend, William Moreshead. |
| St John the Baptist's | Chapel, Matlock Bath, is a former private chapel in J |
| The top of King's College | Chapel can be seen in the background. |
| urch where Patrick preached, known as the Bell | Chapel, can be seen in the restored old graveyard off |
| The iconic steeple of the | Chapel can be seen from all over campus and College P |
| ashes were interred at Wesley Seminary in the | chapel that bears his name. |
| The | chapel soon became known locally as the ‘Co-op chapel |
| It was properly known as The Lady Huntingdon | Chapel but became known as Top Chapel because of its |
| In 1971, Grace | Chapel Parish became San Jose Episcopal Church. |
| In 1801 to 1802 he built a Methodist | Chapel which became the centre of Methodist activity |
| Together they built Jenny Lind | Chapel, which became the "mother church" of the Swedi |
| The POW/MIA memorial located behind the base | chapel has become the chosen site for retiring AGs an |
| nd in 1410 declared it genuine and allowed the | chapel to become a place of pilgrimage. |
| Over recent years, the | chapel has become a focal point for a significant amo |
| as a story about dead bodies being stored in a | chapel at Bedford Hospital rather than a morgue in 20 |
| A | chapel at Bednall dates from the 12th century. |
| The Worsley family | chapel had been Platt Chapel, but this had become a U |
| Since 1932, the | chapel has been used as the local parish church. |
| Before the end of 1903, the | chapel had been expanded, and the following year saw |
| The Bait Ousley house in Sharps | Chapel has been listed in the National Register of Hi |
| The original Wesleyan | chapel had been outgrown by 1843. |
| His picture, which used to hang in a side | chapel has been found and is now in Italy, in the chu |
| The castle and the | chapel have been listed since 1907 as a monument hist |
| Since its inception the | Chapel has been operated by the Presbytery of New Jer |
| The | chapel has been designated by English Heritage as a G |
| Although the palace no longer exists, the | chapel has been incorporated into the Aachen Cathedra |
| The | Chapel has been expanded and is now much bigger. |
| Since 1992, the | chapel has been within the Lewes District Council's " |
| A | chapel had been founded in the village about 1180 whi |
| A | chapel has been built on the big island and archaeoli |
| St Mary's Church, which functioned as royal | chapel, had been built in stages with final additions |
| The | chapel has been on its present site since 1869-70. |
| The | chapel has been designated by English Heritage as a G |
| llage of Thornthwaite, where it takes the name | Chapel Beck, before flowing into Newlands Beck at Rou |
| He did some work at | Chapel Hill before moving to Washington, D. C. in 198 |
| What is now Bethel | Chapel, Guildford, began in 1878 when a few people le |
| f London, he was Master of the Children of the | Chapel Royal beginning in 1478. |
| The double height | chapel was begun by Wolsey and completed under Henry |
| a private, independent traditionalist Catholic | chapel located behind a guarded gate at 30188 W. Mulh |
| At that time, the | chapel was being used by the Royal Latin School. |
| In 1650, Le Sueur moved to the site where the | chapel was being built. |
| The original | chapel is believed to have been a 13th-century orator |
| At some point, the original | chapel and Belvedere was burned down and the present |
| St. Donnan's | Chapel, Little Bernera, Lewis |
| The | chapel is best known for its ceiling and dome frescoe |
| The historic castle rooms and the castle | chapel, restored between 1978 and 1981, may be visite |
| of St Leonard's Without is a small and ancient | chapel built between 1230 and 1240 in the parish of K |
| It is on Strawberry | Chapel Road between South Carolina State Highway 8-44 |
| was founded in 1996 by leaders of the Town of | Chapel Hill's Bicentennial Committee and celebrated i |
| By 1825, Strawberry | Chapel replaced Biggins Church as the parish church. |
| t 1894, consisting of the parishes of Billinge | Chapel End, Billinge Higher End and Winstanley. |
| The main building contains the | chapel, a biology lab, chemistry lab, band hall, art |
| 1777 British government rents the | Chapel of Bishop's Palace within the Episcopal Palace |
| dded to the Episcopal Palace and demolition of | Chapel of Bishop's Palace |
| The first building on the site was the | Chapel of Bishop's Palace, which was ordered built by |
| s were transferred to the Cathedral's mortuary | chapel for bishops and archbishops, of which his maus |
| buildings at the Bishop's School (1916 Bishops | Chapel, 1930 Bishops Chapel Tower, 1930 second story |
| the Rosary Garden, the Mother & Child Outdoor | Chapel, the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, the Shrine Muse |
| The side | chapel was blessed in 1889, the sanctuary was decorat |
| The | chapel of Blessed Achard is in the process of restora |
| The college | chapel was blessed and opened for public worship in 1 |
| a restored old red Lightvessel with a cafe and | chapel on board situated in Cardiff Bay. |
| In 1973 Julian ran a quixotic campaign for | Chapel Hill Board of Aldermen (town council) finishin |
| 73, law student Gerry Cohen was elected to the | Chapel Hill Board of Aldermen, as the governing board |
| On the east wall of the | chapel are boards containing sentences from the Holy |
| The | chapel originally boasted a congregation of about 1,0 |
| Built in 1838, the | chapel was bombed during the Blitz in 1940/1941. |
| rl Genius, Volume 8: Agatha Heterodyne and the | Chapel of Bones in 2009. |
| rl Genius, Volume 8: Agatha Heterodyne and the | Chapel of Bones, written by Kaja and Phil Foglio, art |
| t Peter Harrison, who also designed the King's | Chapel in Boston. |
| Trinity offers daily | chapel in both the Lower School and the Middle School |
| l, Madeira, and was buried in the war memorial | chapel in Bowness-on-Windermere, which he had constru |
| Inside the | chapel are box pews, an octagonal pulpit and a carved |
| He was buried in the Dowd | Chapel at Boys Town. |
| The Wesleyan | Chapel in Bradbury, built in 1895 and offered for sal |
| Cedd's original | chapel at Bradwell-juxta-Mare can still be visited. |
| nd their families attended St Ronans Methodist | chapel at Bramhope, and the Methodist chapel at Pool- |
| On 5 March the same year he was buried in a | chapel of Branicki family palace in Montresor. |
| Mohawk | Chapel in Brantford, Ontario |
| View from | Chapel Carn Brea towards St Levan |
| Neolithic remains at the summit of | Chapel Carn brea |
| Chapel Carn Brea is often described as the first hill | |
| Chapel Carn Brea is an elevated granite outcrop at th | |
| Plaque at | Chapel Carn Brea, the highest point in St Buryan pari |
| In March, 1972 the group acquired a | chapel in Brewster, New York. |
| St. Philip's Episcopal | Chapel: a brick chapel built in 1935. |
| chancel with brick and rebuilt the rest of the | chapel with brick and stone facings. |
| There is a memorial tablet to him in the | chapel of Brighton College. |
| The former Wesleyan Methodist | chapel in Brindley village dates from 1873. |
| s located on Washington Street in the Marlboro | Chapel (between Bromfield and Winter Streets) |
| the original 99-year lease ran out in 1829 the | Chapel was brought within the parochial system as a c |
| The screen to the Lady | Chapel was brought here in the 19th century from the |
| To the merger, | Chapel Hill brought its strength in humanities and th |
| The Cynfaen Memorial Methodist | Chapel, serving Brynford, is in the nearby village of |
| Salem | Chapel, East Budleigh is in Vicarage Road, East Budle |
| The | chapel was built on the site of an old church that cl |
| The | chapel was built to serve guests and employees of the |
| The first Catholic church, a thatched | chapel, was built in 1729; the site was granted by a |
| The | chapel is built in the bailey of Urishay Castle. |
| The first | chapel was built on the site in 1788 and rebuilt in 1 |
| The | chapel was built in 1879-80 to a design by John Dougl |
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