The chapel dates to the 14th century and features a rare 16th century timber-framed belfry. The grant will help stabilize the church. The building was constructed on clay, which could lead to its eventual collapse.
UK£138,000 English Heritage.grant saves 14th century chapel
Submitted by Milica on Sun, 2009-09-20 20:12
Matthew Saunders, honorary director of The Friends of Friendless Churches in Mundon, England, reports that the organization has received a UK£138,000 grant from English Heritage to preserve St Mary's Church, the medieval chapel of a manor house. (photo)
The chapel dates to the 14th century and features a rare 16th century timber-framed belfry. The grant will help stabilize the church. The building was constructed on clay, which could lead to its eventual collapse. |
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