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College and is in situ. More structural fabric may remain in small section of medieval worked and coursed sandstone towards the south east end of the east wall of No 1 College Court, and the remains of at least three timber buildings have been identified within No 3 College Court
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Remains of the college of St Chad can be traced in the land adjoining the south-western extremity of the church on the old site with portions of the wall tracible to a considerable distance in the neighbouring gardens). It is possible that, in Clive House, in the drawing room an alcove with an inset
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In 1913, a vestry off the right hand side of the entrance lobby was converted to a chapel of St Aidan, in memory of former vicar
Richard Eden St Aubyn Arkwright. In 1951, at about the same time as a second storey was added to another vestry on the opposite side of the lobby, funds were raised to
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This having been decided, the committee's next task was to find a site for the new church, and
Steuart was asked to provide a sketch of his design to help fix the location. He provided a sketch of a round church, a fact which went unnoticed or unmentioned by the committee. After a site had been
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The building on the previous site was largely destroyed when the central tower collapsed in 1788, what existed of the building when this collapse happened was a largely 13th-century building. All that remains of the earlier building is a side chapel surrounded by a disused churchyard which also
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After the First World War, the church's main sanctuary was refitted with a light oak reredos, designed by Cecil
Lightwood Hare, new altar and wainscot as a memorial to the parish fallen of the war, repainted in gold leaf and cobalt in 1951.
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was commissioned to build a new church. He submitted four design proposals, three of which followed a circular plan. Round or oval churches were briefly in vogue during the latter decades of the 18th century, due to the influence of French
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Domesday. The ancient parish included the greater part of Shrewsbury within the walls, and it had a number of manors in Shropshire.
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of the church is "open doors, open hearts, and open minds". This indicates the aspiration of the church to be a welcoming church, involved in the community, and on a collective journey seeking after
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In 1407, William Thorpe, a priest, came to the town and at St. Chad's church condemned important tenets of the
Catholic Church. Thorpe was in consequence thrown into prison. He was later taken to
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convert this chapel into a regimental chapel for the KSLI, resulting in an enlarged apse, new altar, rood screen, rails and chairs. In 1952 and 1966, Regimental colours were laid up here.
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The collegiate establishment of St. Chad consisted of a dean, ten secular canons, and two vicars choral, and was founded soon after the subjugation of
Pengwern, in the 8th century, by
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books of remembrance of KSLI war dead of both World Wars, in separate cases, in addition to separate county books of remembrance to all war dead from the county of
Shropshire.
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There was a "Great Fire of
Shrewsbury" in 1394 and the St Chad's Church building extant at that time was consumed in tha event; the damage was so considerable that
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Representation of Saint
Tysilio, a Welsh bishop, prince and scholar, son of the reigning King of Powys, and possible founder of the church of St Chad at Shrewsbury
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proceeding from the Guild Hall with a great company was stalled upon the right side of the chancel near unto the Queen's Majesty's place prepared in the choir
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may have obtained possession of the endowments of a Celtic church at Shrewsbury. The earliest piece of Welsh evidence for this is the Lament for
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in 1985 and more recently in 2011. The church hosts lunchtime organ recitals and other concerts.
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tablet to those of the 1st Battalion KSLI who died in the
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large tablet to those of that regiment who died in the
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Inside St Chad's Church, looking towards the sanctuary
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visited Shrewsbury in 1490, and observed the feast of
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The only surviving part of Old St Chads at Shrewsbury
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The entrance hall has many memorials relating to the
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Thomas Telford oversaw construction of the new church
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in the collegiate church of St. Chad, along with his
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area of parkland. The current building is a Grade I
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1317:Fisher, George William; Hill, John Spencer (1899).
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909:"St Chad's Terrace, Church of St Chad (1344941)"
858:British Listed Buildings, accessed 4 March 2015.
612:was baptised at the church on 15 November 1809.
472:, and the stalls decorated with the arms of the
1897:Church of the Holy Trinity, Stratford-upon-Avon
1837:All Saints Church, Kingston upon Thames, London
1767:Church of St Mary and All Saints, Chesterfield
1616:Shropshire War Memorials, Sites of Remembrance
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936:"St Chad's Church serving the local community"
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1166:"The Excavations at St. Chad's, Shrewsbury"
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1466:Watkin, David (23 September 2004).
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914:National Heritage List for England
615:The sanctuary window is a copy in
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1832:All Saints Church, Fulham, London
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298:Old St Chads on the earlier site
138:? Brochwel Ysgithrog;? King Offa
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1777:Holy Trinity Church, Coventry
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1983:St Peter's Church, Harrogate
1892:St Chad's Church, Shrewsbury
1827:St Laurence's Church, Ludlow
1812:All Saints' Church, Hertford
1640:Eddowes's Shrewsbury Journal
1492:UK public library membership
1243:"Heritage Gateway - Results"
1218:"Heritage Gateway - Results"
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1742:St Botolph's Church, Boston
1320:Annals of Shrewsbury School
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2023:St Mary's Church, Nantwich
1912:St Mary Magdalene, Taunton
1862:St Peter Mancroft, Norwich
1747:St Mary Redcliffe, Bristol
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2018:Liverpool Parish Church
1822:St James' Church, Louth
1557:Francis, Peter (2013).
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1797:Great Yarmouth Minster
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1792:Great Malvern Priory
1644:Obituary of Haycock.
1512:on 23 September 2013
790:Charles Bulmer Maude
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1772:Christchurch Priory
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1389:Owen, Hugh (1825).
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745:Edward Haycock, Sr.
665:campaign (1857â59);
553:Scottish architect
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2248:Shrewsbury College
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2171:Shrewsbury Library
2063:Sunderland Minster
1963:Bridlington Priory
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