The_Spital_Chapel.jpg
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This is a photo of
listed building
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1197039
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English:
St James' Chapel, Ashby Road, Tamworth, Staffordshire. This is the oldest building in Tamworth, at least 12th-century Norman, and possibly earlier. Commonly called the Spital Chapel, as it was the chapel of a monastic hospital. At the Reformation it was turned into a barn. It was turned back into a chapel in 1914. This part of Tamworth was formerly part of Wigginton township.
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| Source | From geograph.org.uk |
| Author | Ian Cardinal |
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Ian Cardinal
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