St Edmunds Chapel

Thanks so much to everyone who commented on Chapel Door the day before yesterday. Having computer problems today so took a few pictures of this tiny chapel this afternoon on my phone to show how very small the complete chapel is in comparison to the surrounding buildings.

[Jessika Panteleios]

What a lovely little chapel full of character.

[Call me Joe]

Wonderful collage😍

[Catherine Otley]

This is great in showing the scale of the chapel and how the town has changed around it. I tend not to notice that as I drive by.

[Maggiemae]

It looks like a piece of history squashed in amongst normal and usually unattractive buildings! Nice to see the whole chapel and know that it is for everyone!

[Helen Sanderson]

wow..a teeny bit of history preserved

[Connie Little]

It is wonderful that this piece of history has been preserved.
Just wondering if it served the cemetery, where the cemetery got to? Was it built over or in another area?

[Diana]

Nice collage.

[Teresa Amaro]

Cute! Thank you for putting together this collage to show us the full view. I went back to look at the door first before truly looking at this photo (glad you mentioned it!).

[Lynda McG]

So quaint! It's a shame the other buildings are so close!

[Hydee]

I love the contrast of the old and new, and that this well preserved church is still open for services. That is so neat.

[Casablanca]

What a fascinating juxtaposition of buildings! I like the collage.

[sally agnew]

Thank you for sharing this quaint little chapel :)

[Babs]

What a sweet little chapel. So glad it has been restored. It stands proud amongst the new buildings.

[Sue]

That really puts the size of the chapel into perspective

[Bep]

Dates from 1253... so well preserved.

[Merrelyn]

Wow that really shows how tiny it is :)

[Michelle Renee]

What a cool little chapel!

[carol white]

A A lovely little Chapel, nicely captured

[Suzanne]

A lovely little chapel

[Rob Z]

Good grief FB - this is truly amazing. what an incredible age - and still being used. How fantastic. And I like how you have shown it in context - how the world has changed around it.

[FBailey]

@littleconnie That's a good question Connie but I don't know the answer. From the amount of nearby buildings I suspect it's been built over.

[Ivan]

Interesting images...nice presentation...fav

[Mandy]

Great perspective with the other buildings. I would love to have seen it before they were there.

[FBailey]

@mandygravil Thanks Mandy, me too!

[Michelle]

Beautiful chapel, shame about the over bearing modern buildings! 😁