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Prior Craudens Chapel, Ely

History of Prior Crauden's Chapel

Listed Building

Prior Crauden built his private chapel adjoining the south west corner of the hall in 1324-25. It was built over a C13 vaulted undercroft, mainly of Barnack stone ashlar, with clunch (chalk) on the carved interior.

Building dates

  • Built 1324–1325
Source for this date
  • Built 1324–1325: Listed building: 1324-25 (grade I)

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