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Chapel at Chipchase Castle


This private chapel is located to the south-east of Chipchase Castle. The chapel dates from the Medieval period, but after becoming ruinous, was partly rebuilt after 1735, for John Reed. The chapel retains some Medieval masonry. It also includes urns with emblems of the Heron family, who occupied Chipchase from the 12th century. The chapel is a Grade I listed building on the National Heritage List for England.

Chipchase Castle Historic Buildings and Monuments in Chollerton Civil Parish Grade I Listed
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Chipchase Castle, Private Chapel
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Chapel at Chipchase Castle - List Entry
- Chapel. Medieval masonry. Largely rebuilt after 1735 for John Reed. South wall ashlar the rest dressed stone probably mainly remains of church described as ruinous in early C18. Single cell, …
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List grade: 1
List number: 1044897
County: Northumberland
Grid ref: NY8836075698

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