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St Romald's Chapel Shrewsbury
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St Romald's Chapel Shrewsbury reconstruction c1630 (image)
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First mentioned in the 13th Century, this chapel was the home of a hermit, or anchorite, who would have preached to the townspeople in medieval times. By Tudor times it had been renamed as St. Mary Magdalen's. It was so insignificant that Henry VIII's co...
First mentioned in the 13th Century, this chapel was the home of a hermit, or anchorite, who would have preached to the townspeople in medieval times. By Tudor times it had been renamed as St. Mary Magdalen's. It was so insignificant that Henry VIII's co...
A chapel dedicated to St Romald once stood here, which either took its name from or gave it to Romaldesham (the Barker Street area). In Tudor times it was known as St. Mary Magdalen's.