Sentence examples for chapel built from inspiring English sources
Later it was brought to France where Louis IX paid 135,000 livres for it in 1239, nearly four times what he spent constructing the Sainte-Chapelle, the exquisite reliquary chapel built to house it.
Visit the chapel, built by Warren & Wetmore, at Landscape and Willow Avenues.
The beautiful Thistle chapel, built in 1911, is in St . Giless Cathedral in Edinburgh.
This was Louis IX's palace chapel, built to house an imposing collection of relics.
He had his own shrine, the Bakócz chapel, built in the Esztergom cathedral.
The memorial chapel built over the ruins of the main building exhibits photos and artifacts.
Don't miss the chapel, built in a "dissenting Gothic" style, and the Egyptian Revival entrance.
A 150-seat former chapel, built in the 1850s, provides a space for plays and smaller musicals.
The frescoes have been exhibited in a chapel built for them on the Menil campus in Houston, which opened to the public in 1997.
The first school-chapel built in Sale as part of a school was constructed by Primitive Methodists in 1839, and still survives.
Hutchinson's embassy was unsuccessful, although he returned with a bequest to Harvard for the construction of a new chapel; Holden Chapel, built with these funds, still stands today.
