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| There was a Baptist | chapel in Woodford. |
| They built a small | chapel in 1864. |
| There is a Methodist | chapel, built in 1922 to replace a smaller building i |
| In 2001 the groundbreaking for a new | chapel occurred. |
| It incorporated a faux | chapel, hexagonal turrets and battlements. |
| It has a red-brick | chapel of 1860. |
| Drumaness has a Catholic | chapel called "Christ the King". |
| There is also a Baptist | Chapel, built in 1854. |
| At the same time, a 500-seat | chapel was built. |
| It was a daughter | chapel to Huish Episcopi. |
| East of the house is a Moravian | Chapel of 1810. |
| There is a historic | chapel and a historic parish church. |
| There is also a Methodist | chapel in the village. |
| There is a Methodist | Chapel at Lee Common, which was built in 1839 as a pr |
| There is a Methodist | Chapel at the east end of the village and a Chapel of |
| loucester Street was built as a Congregational | chapel in 1803, was extensively altered in 1892 and w |
| In the 1780s a new | chapel was constructed a short distance from the old |
| It had been in former times a subsidiary | chapel of the Royal Free Chapel of St. Mary in Staffo |
| ill operates for religious services in a small | chapel at its northern end. |
| (This was re-ordered as a weekday | chapel in the 1920s.) |
| Today a unitarian | chapel named in his memory stands in Old Portsmouth |
| xt century the chancel was rebuilt and a south | chapel added. |
| In 1847 a Norman | Chapel was erected by public subscription, adjoining |
| Inside the bastions stood a guard-house, | chapel, doctor's lodging and the commander's private |
| It has one pub, the Fox Inn, a Methodist | chapel, one phonebox but two street lights. |
| dations, including a castle tower and a Gothic | chapel date back to the 12th century. |
| There is a Methodist | Chapel which has services on a Sunday at 18:00. |
| St Thomas a Becket | Chapel, dedicated 1180 and used as a beacon church |
| e is interred in the Theatinerkirche in a side | chapel opposite her husband. |
| In 1840 a new | chapel was built on the present site at a cost of £11 |
| There is also a medieval | chapel of Saint Nectan near St Winnow in Cornwall. |
| There is a former | chapel now converted to a private house. |
| The castle also contains a private | chapel, dedicated to Saint Anthony. |
| Weedon has a Methodist | Chapel and a pub called the Five Elms. |
| thodist congregation by 1829 which built a new | chapel in 1840. |
| Kerselare is host to a pilgrimage | chapel, which origins goes back to the 15th century. |
| The name derives from a small | chapel of ease dedicated to St Mary. |
| On the Sattelegg is a restaurant, a small | chapel, and a ski elevator. |
| was established in 1971, starting in a mobile | chapel located on Spillway Road (Brandon). |
| He died in 509 and a small | chapel was built to mark his grave. |
| The village has a small | chapel that dated back to 1890. |
| The community consists of one school, a Welsh | chapel with graveyard and several homes. |
| cres has long been the site of a Nonconformist | chapel and congregation. |
| The base of the tower houses a small | chapel that seats about 100 people. |
| n San Giacomo degli Spagnoli, where a mortuary | chapel was built for him. |
| ere is also a Roman Catholic Church and a Zion | Chapel in the village. |
| In 1932 a Lady | Chapel was created in the north aisle to celebrate th |
| Adamo Scultori engraving of a Sistine | Chapel fresco by Michelangelo, Abraham - Isaac - Jaco |
| She built a memorial | chapel to her deceased husband in Bisham parish churc |
| he parish grew to about 50 people, a temporary | chapel was established in 1989. |
| Foxham had a Wesleyan | chapel, but it has been closed and converted into a h |
| It was built in 1725 as a domestic | chapel to Somerford Hall by Peter Shackerley. |
| The senior minister withdrew to a new | chapel in nearby Halifax Place. |
| a small | chapel at the site of the present archdiocese buildin |
| e 1860s the building, by then a Congregational | chapel, was taken over by Primitive Methodists. |
| storical painting was an altar-piece for a new | chapel at Maidenhead. |
| ly the settlement also had a shop, a Methodist | Chapel, a school and a post office. |
| Ramsden used to have a non-conformist | chapel in the High Street. |
| There is a Baptist | Chapel in the village, a branch of Broadway Baptist C |
| There is a Congregational | chapel, erected in 1901 and seating 120 persons. |
| There is also a small | chapel of St. Andrew which has been used for smaller |
| Formally opened in 1954, a small | chapel was located on the site from 1604. |
| The church received a new | chapel which was dedicated in 1894. |
| originally built as a monastery, has a gothic | chapel located on the second floor. |
| Bulkeley Methodist Church is a red-brick | chapel in Bulkeley village. |
| has an active community, including a methodist | chapel and village hall. |
| His remains are kept in a burial | chapel at the same school were he died. |
| Until the mid-19th century, a grave | chapel for St. Gwladys survived close to the church. |
| The headland has a prominent | chapel, dedicated to St Michael, accessible by a stee |
| ere are 2 churches in the village, a Methodist | chapel and St Martins Church of England. |
| Walton still has a Baptist | Chapel and a Public House, the Dog and Gun. |
| There is also a village hall and a Methodist | chapel in the village centre. |
| There was formerly a Methodist | chapel in Trewarmett; the Methodist cemetery is nearb |
| Only a small | chapel remained at the site of the church. |
| He added a south | chapel to the church of St_Bartholomew-by-the-Exchang |
| well as St Barnabas, Swanmore has a Methodist | chapel which was built in 1863. |
| A power plant, a larger | chapel, and additional classrooms were dedicated in 1 |
| he nineteenth century there was also a Baptist | chapel in the village at Peppett's Green, which was a |
| cluded new carpeting, a new organ, a remodeled | chapel and the gymnasium was converted into classroom |
| d was first consecrated in 1170, and a private | chapel for the Molyneux family built soon after. |
| The new building has a Main | Chapel with church service and Sunday service at 11:0 |
| were constructed in 1887 along with a memorial | chapel at the center with a campanile style tower. |
| Holland Davis is a Calvary | Chapel Christian worship leader, songwriter, pastor, |
| There is a Methodist | Chapel, a Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses and an |
| cludes a 2,900 seat worship center, a 300-seat | chapel, a 1,400 seat basketball facility, and a footb |
| e to the first floor-as was common-and a later | chapel outbuilding defends that approach. |
| There was a Norman | chapel on this site in 1180, from which the nave has |
| ve and north aisle were remodelled and a north | chapel was added. |
| 0s Lumley converted the church into a memorial | chapel for himself and his two wives. |
| East Hanney had a dependent | chapel of St. James by 1288 but it was dissolved in t |
| The hamlet has a Methodist | Chapel, a garage, a farm outlet for free-range eggs a |
| Within its walls lies a twelfth-century | chapel showing reused late Roman capitals, and the Sh |
| In the centre of Koninki there is a small | chapel which, according to legend, stopped a cholera |
| d in 1568 and is buried in Whitchurch, a small | chapel on the outskirts of Denbigh. |
| There used to be a small | chapel serving the community, which has been incorpor |
| ongregation was organized in 1860 and a wooden | chapel was erected on the rear of this property. |
| It was built in 1768-1774, replacing a wooden | chapel from 1674, which was dedicated to Saint Olof. |
| There was a Methodist | chapel in the centre of the village, but the building |
| s dedicated to St. Paul and there is a baptist | chapel which was founded in 1810. |
| any of the congregation left and founded a new | chapel in Castle Street, on the site of Reading's old |
| ft side of the New Church, is a barrel-vaulted | chapel with a single apse. |
| He spent the night hiding in a nearby | chapel and then made his way to a nearby village. |
| pical Devon village with a church, a Methodist | Chapel, a pub and shop cum Post Office. |
| ge has a pub called 'The Station', and a small | chapel that is no longer used. |
| Located within Wellow are a small | chapel, post office, vineyard and several farms inclu |
| There is a Methodist | Chapel at Whitfield, the Wesleyan Reformers and Indep |
| dis dates from 1350, and is sited in a Baroque | chapel of 1707. |
| Giorgio Vasari mentions the work in a transept | chapel of the church of San Francesco in Pisa. |
| el Birch was instrumental in providing a small | chapel of ease, dedicated to St. Thomas, and consecra |
| three-bay nave, a one-bay chancel with a side | chapel, and a south porch. |
| Missy Elliott came out from a wedding | chapel to sing her song "Work It" halfway through the |
| The community consists of a small | chapel, a primary school, a football field and a comm |
| In the eighteenth century a Unitarian | chapel, designed by William Blackburn, was built adja |
| In the 1990s it was moved from a side | chapel to the west end of the north aisle. |
| was converted in the mid-1980s from a Wesleyan | chapel into a centre for the performing arts. |
| In a field | chapel that was built in 1990s there are celebrated s |
| tion to being a belfry, it contained a private | chapel of the bishop of Utrecht on the first floor. |
| In 1868, a frame | chapel for interdenominational services was built beh |
| Bute died in 1900 and was buried in a small | chapel on the Isle of Bute, his ancestral home. |
| On the bluff of the headland is a Norman | Chapel dedicated to St Aldhelm, Bishop of Sherborne. |
| In 1632, Peterhouse built a separate | Chapel and St Mary the Less reverted to being a Paris |
| uilt a one-room house that served as a school, | chapel, hospital, and living quarters. |
| The house was centred around a pre-existing | chapel at Low Melwood in the Isle of Axholme. |
| Probably originally a mortuary | chapel, it was re-roofed in 1938 and had restrained c |
| of the Pacific, the memorial contains a small | chapel and tribute to the various battles fought in t |
| There is a Methodist | chapel in Rainton and north of Rainton is a village n |
| Br Lees and two of his brothers built a new | chapel with two school rooms in Clarksfield at their |
| of the church in the 19th century, and a Lady | Chapel was added in 1928. |
| century abbot, Saint Pappan, who built a small | chapel in nearby Santry. |
| as widened and raised in height, and a chantry | chapel was built at the east end of the south aisle. |
| ed on the site it stands today, where a former | chapel of ease dating from before the Reformation onc |
| sing in the grounds of Cowley Mission, a small | chapel founded in 1888 and still active. |
| x added to the buildings of the college: a new | chapel was built in 1624, and consecrated (5 October) |
| There is a Methodist | chapel in the village, whilst the nearest church is S |
| St Peter's Church, formerly a relief | chapel, is the Anglican church in Buntingford and is |
| n ground, a pier, a post office and a Catholic | chapel of ease for the Kenmare parish. |
| It had a manorial | chapel and it is from this that a Sheela na Gig was r |
| f Nonington and Aylesham.It also has a Baptist | chapel, linked to Eythorne Baptist Church. |
| The Center is located in a former | chapel named Torre Girona, at the Technical Universit |
| wo-story brick wing that incorporates a former | chapel built in 1798, now called St. Ignatius Church. |
| and Austin, who added a chancel, a transeptal | chapel and an organ chamber. |
| given his first pastorate in 1941 in a Baptist | chapel in Ynyshir, where he developed his style of po |
| Wainsgate Baptist Church is a redundant | chapel standing in an elevated position above the tow |
| ommunity, by this time, had gained a Methodist | Chapel and a Mission Room, the latter erected in an A |
| allows-the-Great, since there was only a small | chapel on their own premises. |
| 0 by Douglas and Minshull, and in 1932 a north | chapel by Theodore Fyfe was added. |
| The first Catholic church, a thatched | chapel, was built in 1729; the site was granted by a |
| In 1509, a south | chapel was added by Lord Mayor and Draper Sir William |
| ssee River to Pittsburgh Landing, near a small | chapel known as Shiloh. |
| cholars, and was permitted to have a Christian | chapel in his rooms. |
| He them joined a Unitarian | chapel, which led him into contact with leading Ameri |
| ians' as they soon became known, erected a new | chapel in Clover Street in 1818. |
| part of Polebrook culture; there is a memorial | chapel in Polebrook Church. |
| located set of stone entry cairns, and a stone | chapel building." |
| in 1835, which is unusual for a Nonconformist | chapel built at that time. |
| The new king, James II, required a new | chapel and also ordered a new gallery, council chambe |
| In 1856 a purpose-built | chapel of ease was completed, which was made the Chur |
| ate to provide a place of worship; a Methodist | chapel was built. |
| Maximin built a modest | chapel on the site of the present cathedral and dedic |
| the church consisted of a chancel with a south | chapel, a nave with a south aisle, and a west tower. |
| Later, a Christian | chapel and a Buddhist temple was built in the land su |
| St Mary's is a small | chapel, built in stone, some 18 feet (5.5 m) long, wi |
| uilt at the start of the 16th century, a north | chapel was added and the present tower was constructe |
| esence, along with the construction of a royal | chapel, St. Philip's Church, kept the town alive whil |
| the wood of the oak, Boniface erected a small | chapel at a site nearby in what soon became the impor |
| nitially a Presbyterian, then a Congregational | chapel, it was later owned by the Assemblies of God, |
| It consists of two structures: a rectilinear | Chapel structure, which dates to 1885-1891, and a lar |
| The school buildings include a private | chapel, two science laboratories, a music school, spe |
| , given by David Blackmore, is now in a prison | chapel at Long Crendon, Buckinghamshire |
| pted the offer from Oregon, from a newly-built | chapel, having wanted to relocate to the Pacific Nort |
| Mammisi (Mamisi) is a term used for a small | chapel attached to a larger temple, and associated wi |
| private ownership, the new owner built a stone | Chapel and the village was renamed Newchapel. |
| The church was built in 1627 as a combined | chapel and school by Thomas Moulson, a former native |
| There was a Baptist | Chapel which closed in 1948, and an Anglican church w |
| conceived the idea of building a thanksgiving | chapel to commemorate this. |
| ough they are expected to also attend a weekly | chapel service with the rest of the school. |
| in 1848 the log church was replaced by a frame | chapel located on the site of the current church. |
| In 1801 to 1802 he built a Methodist | Chapel which became the centre of Methodist activity |
| Heighington also boasts a Methodist | Chapel, but this has now been bought by a local build |
| It was founded as a chantry | chapel in 1337 by Sir Thomas Seymour and became a hou |
| wick, and called for the construction of a new | chapel there. |
| parish church of its own, but a Congregational | chapel was built at Frilford in 1841. |
| There was a Medieval | chapel dedicated to St Laurence, said to be decayed i |
| s own facility, which includes a 280-occupancy | chapel and tennis courts, on 5 acres (20,000 m2) of l |
| oldest Catholic church in South Texas, a small | chapel built in 1866 and renovated in 1947. |
| etween 1517 and 1524 the Company built a small | chapel of its own on this land, with the first Mercer |
| nd finally it has transformed into a beautiful | Chapel as today. |
| Calling a Calvary | Chapel one's church usually means regularly attending |
| , Alimeida erected a trade station and a small | chapel in Colombo. |
| At the end of the tour, there is a large | chapel and reception room that can be reserved for pr |
| the friars were able to fully return and a new | chapel was built. |
| ures include the church of St Mary, a Wesleyan | Chapel built in 1884, the Chequers Public House and t |
| of land for the church and constructed a small | chapel and cemetery adjacent to it. |
| construction on his property, of a dissenter's | chapel, which was built so that the original wooden b |
| There is also a Methodist | Chapel in High Street South, and St Michael's Church |
| oth a pagan shrine, and, later, as a Christian | chapel, one of the earliest in Britain. |
| There was also a memorial | chapel to the dead of the First World War, chiefly me |
| l Saints Church was built in 1911 as a mission | chapel to as was a part of the Parish of Luton. |
| ancient church, Pope Pius VI built a Hungarian | chapel in Santo Stefano Rotondo according to the plan |
| His picture, which used to hang in a side | chapel has been found and is now in Italy, in the chu |
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