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he was pastor and property-owner of the Morgan | Chapel, First Independent Methodist Church (est.1861) |
Kept almost intact over time, the Necropolis | Chapel fits perfectly into its surrounding context, w |
Cotehele House | Chapel floor plan - the clock alcove is at the top le |
hool is a Pasco County public school in Wesley | Chapel, Florida, USA. |
Seven Oaks is a CDD community in Wesley | Chapel, Florida, United States. |
For the Community in Wesley | Chapel Florida, see Seven Oaks Community. |
rass is an open-air lifestyle center in Wesley | Chapel, Florida. |
ad at age 45 at the home of a friend in Wesley | Chapel, Florida. |
d acitve in several volunteer groups in Wesley | Chapel, Florida. |
A new | chapel followed in 1903 designed by W. E. Tower. |
15:50 UTC, white smoke rose above the Sistine | Chapel followed by the pealing of bells ten minutes l |
- 25th Anniversary, dedication of the Wayside | Chapel for All People. |
1716 Bishop Gastrell of Chester recovered the | chapel for the established church. |
ing of the 16th century by Jacques Rossel as a | chapel for a Franciscan priory. |
h a main cabin which could be converted into a | chapel for 100 people. |
ng the cemetery's handsome 1903 Gothic revival | chapel for use as a museum. |
Taylor ministered to the Birchdale Baptist | Chapel for twenty years until 1783 when he moved to a |
s cousin Pope Leo X as a mausoleum or mortuary | chapel for members of the Medici family. |
He was a singer in the Catholic Queen's | chapel for ten years, and clearly was working as a co |
s to the Arizona desert where he had built the | chapel for the nuns. |
an independent Christian College with its own | Chapel for day and boarding boys and later included g |
d was first consecrated in 1170, and a private | chapel for the Molyneux family built soon after. |
0s Lumley converted the church into a memorial | chapel for himself and his two wives. |
in the 13th century to provide a residence and | chapel for converted Jews. |
s were transferred to the Cathedral's mortuary | chapel for bishops and archbishops, of which his maus |
ngregation which had been meeting in the Welsh | Chapel for ten years. |
Services were held in this | Chapel for over 108 years. |
mber of that year he returned to Regent's Park | Chapel for nearly 6 years, coming back to Christ Chur |
In 1868, a frame | chapel for interdenominational services was built beh |
re works are his contributions to the Griffoni | Chapel for the San Petronio Basilica in Bologna: a pr |
hop of London, who had previously designed the | chapel for the Radcliffe Infirmary. |
1887, | Chapel for the First Congregational Church, Holyoke, |
rationalist and communist ideas, and lacking a | chapel for students to use. |
Reverend Dr. Ramsey founded a | chapel for prostitutes, ensuring the regular attendan |
Until the mid-19th century, a grave | chapel for St. Gwladys survived close to the church. |
The Roman Catholic | chapel for the district was in Clough. |
ngs a television into Those Who Must Be Kept's | Chapel, for their entertainment. |
St John's originated as a | chapel for High Legh East Hall. |
The body was then carried to a | chapel for a wake but local people blocked the doorwa |
It was originally the private | chapel for Withcote Hall, but later became the parish |
A classicist | chapel for Vicenca was built within the church as wel |
dini at Burg Rothenfels, where he designed the | chapel for Quickborn, a large German Catholic youth m |
In 1841 he opened St. Wulstan's | Chapel, for which he had collected funds, and in 1850 |
Devon uses the | chapel for masses and smaller gatherings. |
Quantico Brig also offers a small library and | chapel for weekly services. |
e gang immediately goes to the nearest wedding | chapel for Kelly and Zack to get married. |
patrons, holding meetings there and using the | chapel for prayers. |
f the Order, the King offered the hospital and | chapel for sale. |
mental in enlarging and renovating the College | Chapel for the first time in 50 years. |
h Matteo Nigetti in the design of the Principi | Chapel for the church of San Lorenzo in Florence. |
CD on the Marcussen organ in Tonbridge School | Chapel for Herald. |
He was also charged with a | chapel for Confederate prisoners on the outskirts of |
The Aquinas College | Chapel, formally known as the Chapel of St Thomas Aqu |
After remodeling, the | chapel formed a large cross. |
Old | Chapel, formerly known as the Old Chapel Library, is |
te side of the street, until 1894 stood Curzon | Chapel, formerly Mayfair Chapel. |
A broadcast ministry of Calvary | Chapel Fort Lauderdale. |
Saint Leone's | Chapel, found in the Parish Cemetery in Bubaqra |
sing in the grounds of Cowley Mission, a small | chapel founded in 1888 and still active. |
Lathom Park | Chapel, founded by the Earl of Derby in 1500. |
Remains of a | chapel founded by de Croc in 1180 have been uncovered |
The | Chapel Fountain and Entrance to the Gathering and Wor |
Adamo Scultori engraving of a Sistine | Chapel fresco by Michelangelo, Abraham - Isaac - Jaco |
the court of Charles d'Orleans, serving in the | chapel from 1451 to 1465. |
anings, and a funding contribution towards his | chapel from Selina Hastings, Countess of Huntingdon, |
e horseshoe arch which separates the principal | chapel from the nave. |
Chapel from south | |
It was built in 1768-1774, replacing a wooden | chapel from 1674, which was dedicated to Saint Olof. |
However, financial constraints prevented the | chapel from ever being built and later extensions to |
s wife were active in the activities of King's | Chapel from 1700 to 1719. |
ry until 1984 when the Sisters renovated their | chapel from which the Community salvaged the altars. |
Templar | chapel from the 12th C. in Metz, France. |
In 1898 the wall dividing the Sodality | Chapel from the main part of the church was demolishe |
The roof of the Boys' | Chapel from the Syntax Wing. |
Resurrection | Chapel from 1875 in an area of the former cemetery in |
He was preacher at the Rolls | Chapel from 1736 to 1757, and vicar of Twickenham fro |
iderable span, which partially illuminates the | chapel from the east and depicts religious scenes. |
Manadon House, the old Manor House and former | chapel from its naval service. |
The south transept contains St. Mark's | Chapel, from a church in Beekmantown consolidated wit |
He sang in the Papal | chapel from 1580 to October 31, 1585. |
lithic activity, as well as the remains of the | chapel from which it is named. |
disappeared: the oldest part remaining is the | chapel, from 1207. |
Rook Lane | Chapel, Frome |
Capodanno | Chapel, Ft. |
volumes, in 1472, and also an inventory of the | chapel furniture in the same year. |
The station is currently owned by Calvary | Chapel Gainesville. |
l Australian Navy is commemorated in the Naval | Chapel, Garden Island NSW. |
Then in June 1984 the roof of the | chapel gave up its unequal struggle against the eleme |
June 2 at Fox | Chapel Golf Club, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania |
The Crematorium and | chapel Grade II |
The Catholic | Chapel Grade II |
etnam Veterans Memorial was constructed on the | Chapel grounds in 1988. |
of Shakespeare have been held annually in the | Chapel grounds. |
including Aldous Huxley are buried within the | Chapel grounds. |
What is now Bethel | Chapel, Guildford, began in 1878 when a few people le |
Over a period of eight years, Brooks | Chapel, Gulfside Inn, Harry Hoosier Auditorium, and t |
township contains these five cemeteries: Crums | Chapel, Guy, Maplewood, Seidner, Saint Bonaventure an |
buried in the graveyard of the New Gravel-Pit | chapel, Hackney. |
The Worsley family | chapel had been Platt Chapel, but this had become a U |
On 17 April 1774, the | chapel had its first service. |
The | chapel had no parish, so there was no need to maintai |
Before the end of 1903, the | chapel had been expanded, and the following year saw |
The original Wesleyan | chapel had been outgrown by 1843. |
Heaton | Chapel had design staff and manufacturing capacity. |
A | chapel had been founded in the village about 1180 whi |
In the 17th century the | chapel had its own building in Whitehall, which burne |
St Mary's Church, which functioned as royal | chapel, had been built in stages with final additions |
Chapel Haddlesey | |
ruary 1829 he became minister of Northgate End | chapel, Halifax, where he was a promoter of education |
Soul Music (2008) C Venues, Edinburgh, Square | Chapel, Halifax, Pleasance |
ment there to his memory, but in Northgate End | Chapel, Halifax, is a memorial slab erected by a desc |
Digbeth, Birmingham, and was buried at Marston | Chapel, Hall Green, Birmingham. |
Trinity | Chapel, Halton |
ne cemeteries: Beard, Black, Centenary, Garner | Chapel, Harding, Hopkins, John Robertson, McDonald an |
The 22-foot (6.7 m) by 50-foot (15 m) T-shaped | chapel has exposed log interior walls with stained gl |
Since 1932, the | chapel has been used as the local parish church. |
The POW/MIA memorial located behind the base | chapel has become the chosen site for retiring AGs an |
The previous Methodist | chapel has long since been converted to a private hou |
The | chapel has a flattened apsidal end and its ceiling is |
The | chapel has a four-light east window and two three-lig |
The Bait Ousley house in Sharps | Chapel has been listed in the National Register of Hi |
The | chapel has a nave and aisle with a chancel 50 ft (15 |
His picture, which used to hang in a side | chapel has been found and is now in Italy, in the chu |
he end of the 17th century through neglect the | chapel has fallen into a ruinous state. |
A free | chapel has existed in Tixall since the 12th Century b |
Calvary | Chapel has taken a middle ground approach by saying t |
Pettit | Chapel has undergone two periods of restoration durin |
The | chapel has survived complete from the early Norman pe |
To the north the Lady | Chapel has its own arcaded chancel with ambulatory. |
Inside, the | chapel has a center aisle between painted wooden pews |
The inner of the | chapel has an (upside-down) T-shaped plan. |
The | chapel has a four-light north window, and three-light |
Since its inception the | Chapel has been operated by the Presbytery of New Jer |
"The fate of the | chapel has created little stir, perhaps because many |
The | chapel has a prominent place in the early history of |
Since 1971, the | chapel has fallen into an ever worsening state of dis |
Currently, the Evans Memorial | Chapel has no specific religious affiliation. |
The north | chapel has a plain parapet, and two Perpendicular sty |
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 interior of the | Chapel has undergone several renovations. |
sings; the presbytery has a slate roof and the | chapel has stone slate roof. |
The | Chapel has been expanded and is now much bigger. |
The | chapel has an excellent organ that was custom-designe |
Since 1992, the | chapel has been within the Lewes District Council's " |
Over recent years, the | chapel has become a focal point for a significant amo |
The | chapel has a large south-facing window that is largel |
The | chapel has since closed and has been converted into a |
A | chapel has been built on the big island and archaeoli |
The | chapel has been on its present site since 1869-70. |
The Dacre | Chapel has a fine Perpendicular screen, and the remai |
The | chapel has two triangular-headed lancet windows with |
The | chapel has been designated by English Heritage as a G |
A | chapel has stood on this site of the present church s |
The | chapel has lately been under threat from decay; fundr |
The chancel and Lady | chapel have vaulted wooden ceilings with corbelled su |
The castle and the | chapel have been listed since 1907 as a monument hist |
Catholic | Chapel Haverfordwest |
pted the offer from Oregon, from a newly-built | chapel, having wanted to relocate to the Pacific Nort |
ical composition and harmony at the Fransician | Chapel, he felt inspired to write music in a classica |
From the Green | Chapel he empowers select warriors as his Pendragons |
He was minister at Kingsland, an independent | chapel he had founded, from 1802. |
He was buried on 9 August in the bishop's | chapel he had newly built at Norwich. |
l, where his effigy can be seen in the chantry | chapel he himself had built in the nave. |
A steward and member of Hick Lane Wesleyan | Chapel, he was also a lay preacher in the Batley area |
order that the public were able to attend this | chapel, he constructed paths to it across Lesness Hea |
Eden Methodist | Chapel, Headon Cross |
to her wishes, her priest at the local Kulmsee | chapel Heidenreich von Kulm (earlier archbishop of Ar |
St Bartholomew's church, or the New Providence | Chapel, held its first service on 20 June 1811. |
The | chapel held about 500 people and cost £1200 to build |
The Methodist | chapel here was built in 1928, and another, in Gunhou |
ource says: "Go and tell the priest to build a | chapel here and to have people come in procession.") |
The | chapel here is known locally as Knockatallon chapel, |
The Primitive Methodists also had a | chapel here, rebuilt in 1873. |
ests to come here in procession and to build a | chapel here." |
It incorporated a faux | chapel, hexagonal turrets and battlements. |
National Football League graduated from Watson | Chapel High School. |
lt to relieve overcrowding primarily at Wesley | Chapel High School. |
Wesley | Chapel High School is a Pasco County, Florida seconda |
d attended the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill in the 1980s before studying acting at Ju |
k attended The University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill where he was a member of Dialectic Societ |
uated from the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill in 1906 and Columbia University in 1907, |
In the decade since its founding, | Chapel Hill Museum averaged over 20,000 visitors a ye |
Past Pittsboro, US 15-501 goes toward | Chapel Hill and skirts around the southeastern edge o |
an MA from the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill (Ph.D., 1927). |
According to a confidential informant to | Chapel Hill police, both Atwater and Lovette shot her |
uated from the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill (where he would later serve as a Trustee) |
he went to the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill on a Morehead Scholarship. |
he studied at University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill and UCLA. |
geville, and the University of North Carolina, | Chapel Hill where she studied sociology and met Bento |
uated from the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill and became a lawyer. |
, conducted by University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill researchers. |
a physician serving the towns of Carrboro and | Chapel Hill in North Carolina in the first half of th |
David Smyth attended UNC | Chapel Hill where he played as a sweeper on the men's |
n attended the University of North Carolina at | Chapel Hill and read law in 1905. |
Douglas Boulevard runs from | Chapel Hill Rd. at I-20 to SR 5 (Bill Arp Rd.), and f |
18, 1942 in Chicago IL - February 21, 2008 in | Chapel Hill NC) was a Professor of Philosophy at the |
Carrboro High School is similar to | Chapel Hill High School and East Chapel Hill High Sch |
kell White was born on January 29, 1806 on the | Chapel Hill Plantation of St. John's Berkeley Parish, |
ethodist Church is a historic church at 504 W. | Chapel Hill Street in Durham, North Carolina. |
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