The Chapel of Our Lady on Rotherham Bridge (Rotherham) Reviews
Newest Review: ... English Midlands at points that were roughly mid-way between the Royal houses of London and other important destinations like York and Edinburgh. As well as their religious significance Chantry Bridge Chapels also provided structural support to the bridge on which they stood as they were constructed at the same time as the bridge and became an integral part of its design and structure. Today the four Chantry Bridge Chapels that have survived are to be found in Wakefield (West Yorkshire), Bradford upon Avon (South West England) and St Ives (Cambridgeshire) as well as the one in Rotherham (South Yorkshire). There are two other similar surv... more
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The Chapel of Our Lady on Rotherham Bridge (Rotherham): The cute little chapel on Rotherham Bridge (1762 words)by - written on 26/10/08 (Very useful, 183 readings)
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I find that there is something very cute about Chantry Bridge Chapels and if you have not yet been fortunate to see one it is difficult to explain exactly where their charm lies. Firstly, I suppose that I ought to explain just exactly what a Chantry Bridge Chapel is and more importantly I ought to tell you whereabouts you can find one, just in case by the end of this review I have stirred your curiosity just enough to try and seek one out or better still, if I have convinced you also that Chantry Bridge Chapels are indeed very cute and charming. Chantry Bridge Chapels are miniature medieval churches. During the 12th, 13th, 14th and 15th centuries several of ... Read the complete review
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