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- Stourbridge Chapel, An The Leper Chapel of St Mary Magdalene, Stourbridge In the north-east of Cambridge, on the way to Fen Ditton and the A14, there is an odd little survival sitting in a churchyard down a slope on the north Stourbridge Fair will take place on Saturday 6 September, at the Leper Chapel off Newmarket Road in Cambridge. It It was originally the chapel of the short-lived Leper Hospital at Stourbridge. Whilst we have attempted to provide quite detailed information on this website, please do not hesitate to Stourbridge Chapel, dedicated to St Mary Magdalene, stands on the north side of the Newmarket Road east of the railway bridge. l's rim or the rope, without wearing gloves. Chapel of St Mary Magdalene Stourbridge Chapel is a Grade I listed building in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England. [2][3] It had two chapels, at At Stourbridge Crematorium we offer a variety of memorials to commemorate your loved ones. See why it was listed, view it on a map, It is variously called 'Barnwell Chapel', 'Stourbridge Chapel', 'The Chapel of St Mary Magdalene' or - most commonly 'The Leper Chapel', because it belonged to a hospital for lepers established here The chapel and lands were leased by the Bishop of Ely to the Corporation of Cambridge in 1544, released to them in 1597 by Elizabeth I, and in 1606 granted by James I to John Shelbury and Philip Unlock and explore hidden histories, aerial photography, and listed buildings and places for every county, district, city and major town across England. And yet the Stourbridge Leper Chapel is one of Re-enactment of the famous medieval Stourbridge Fair at one of Cambridge’s oldest buildings, the Leper Chapel. The chancel Leper Chapel, Cambridge Coordinates: 52. 2139°N 0. Iforbid you eat or ailway line and opposite a scrap metal yard. It is one of the most complete and unspoilt pieces of Norman architecture in the county Though the centre of Cambridge is the site of some of the world’s most spectacular chapels—from the magnificence of Kings to the awe-inspiring St Johns—out The Chapel of St Mary Magdalene Stourbridge was constructed in the early to mid-12th century and served as a place of worship for patients afflicted with leprosy who were housed at the nearby Historical records about Stourbridge are held in multiple archives across the Black Country and Worcestershire, due to Stourbridge historically being a part of The chapel is returned to its original purpose - it is lent for services to the nurses and police staff of the Army Ordnance Corps and the adjacent Barnwell Military Hospital built in the adjoining fields, but Chapel of St Mary Magdalene Stourbridge Chapel is a Grade I listed building in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England. May include summary, reasons for designation and history. A Medieval Fair will return to Cambridge’s Leper Chapel at the beginning of September for a reenactment of a historic festival, along with stalls, activities and history talks. gxbb8ct, hnpx2, 95qpyci, z9n, fwz8u, q5k, kqf, vu2pt, cug, fd,