The Chantry Chapel of St Mary the Virgin is a chantry chapel in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England, and is designated a Grade I Listed building by English Heritage. It is located south of the city centre on the medieval bridge over the River Calder.
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Curious little piece of history and an insight into how things were done in the era of the Platagenets. Its a tiny space comprised of the Chapel and the crypt below. The roof was off limits sadly when the Chapel was open as part of the programme of Heritage events. On street parking on the industrial estate is limited, there is a council car park 5 mins walk away, or the Bridge pub. It's probably the best place for refreshments and...
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A little gem packed with history, lots of information and a volunteer on hand to answer any questions. If you fancy the tight squeeze you can go look downstairs. Could just do with a bit more information when it is open. There is a few carpark spots on the North side of the bridge. Also a good place to watch wildlife...
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Chapel with glorious stained glass windows. Went to the first fine dining experience there last night, 5 course meal and drinks prepared by top chef. Highly recommended.Small but very nice quaint church. Over weir at side love hereLovely little Chapel. Enjoyed going down...
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