Chideock: Weld Memorial Chapel
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Chideock: Weld Memorial Chapel
Image: © Chris Downer Taken: Unknown
Immediately behind the parish church is this Catholic churchyard, now disused, with in its centre a tiny cruciform chapel. It is a memorial by Charles Weld, of Chideock Manor, to his parents and was built in 1852. The Catholic church is about ½ mile north. For interior views, see: Image Image Image
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