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ST LOYES CHAPEL

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The much ruined remains of a simple wayside chapel, dedicated to St. Loye, the patron saint of metal workers. It is dateable by its
lancet windows to the 13th century.

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[SX 9458 9195] St. Loye's Chapel (NR) (remains of) (1)

The much ruined remains of a simple wayside chapel, dedicated to St.
Loye, the patron saint of metal workers. It is dateable by its
lancet windows to the 13th century. (2-4)

The chapel still survives, though in very poor condition. The floor
space is being used for a potato patch. See photograph. (5)

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( 1) Ordnance Survey Map (Scale / Date)

OS 25" 1905

( 2) General reference

TDA 52 1920 360-6 (E Lega-Weekes)

( 3) General reference

TDA 75 1943 122 (T J Joce)

( 4) General reference

D and C N and Q 21 1940-1 62-5 (A W Everett)

( 5) Field Investigators Comments

F1 VM 03-JUL-53

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