Converted chapel at Craignant
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Converted chapel at Craignant
Image: © Peter Craine Taken: 31 Jan 2007
The chapel was originally built in 1866 as English Methodist (it's just on the English side of the Welsh border). The current owner was christened here and when it later came up for sale (complete with all the fittings including the font), he jumped at the chance and renovated it three and a half years ago. He told me that on the day of the last service, an unfortunate lady injured her leg when it went through the floorboard.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.90726
Longitude
-3.107684