Fulford Chapel

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Date:1814

Description:A watercolour of Fulford Chapel painted by William Walsh in 1814. The windows seem to show a Norman building. the chapel was demolished in 1825, and a new church built on the same site, dedicated to St. Nicholas and designed by C.H. Winks.

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Image courtesy of: Mr Roger Keight

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Source: Mr Roger Keight

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