This Chapel Of Ease is small, 299 years old, and probably the most amazing piece of history I have ever seen. The fact it has been maintained to be almost exactly the same for centuries is hard to believe.
I have written and photographed here multiple times and never get tired of a visit.
Below I have added a few links to view for more photographs and information. It’s fascinating. There is a lot to see so I suggest you bookmark this post and view the links over time.
Links for an incredible history tour…
A beautiful series of photos of an equally beautiful chapel and the history behind it—I was able to follow all the links except one. I love taking photos of nature, but things like this—historical buildings and the stories behind them—I could spend hours looking at and reading about. Thank you so much for sharing, Ted!
Sorry about the missing link. If it’s on my site it may have been removed for space. WordPress originally agreed to much more disk space than they actually allocated to me. I now must delete images/pages every few months. However, I still have 20,000+ images and pages back into mid 2018. Considering how much I shoot no complaints.
Thanks again.
No problem Ted, it was a link to a page from another website – you can’t controle what other people remove.
love these images
Thank you 😁😁. I love the old chapels and ruins we have here, Strawberry being especially beautiful.