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Chantry Chapel, Wakefield

Chantry Chapel, Wakefield. A drawing by Henry Clarke

The Chantry Chapel of St Mary the Virgin is one of only four that have survived in the UK.

A rare survival from the middle ages, standing on a medieval bridge built in the 1340s. It has impressive Victorian stained glass.

 

  • Visitor information - Chantry Chapel has limited opening hours.  The visitor information link below has further details.     

Visitor information
Images of the Chantry Chapel
Take a look at the photographs and drawings of the Chantry Chapel on the Twixt Aire and Calder historic collection website
Chantry Chapel - Historic Maps
Take a look at the site of Chantry Chapel over the past 150 years with our historic maps collection
Chantry Chapel, Wakefield
This unofficial site aims to inform about the past, the present and the future, as well as support the Friends of the Chantry Chapel in their efforts to keep the chapel for future generations.
360-degree panorama of Chantry Chapel from the BBC website
Take a look inside the Chantry Chapel. Please be patient as these images may take a while to load if you do not have broadband. Also requires javascript to be enabled.
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