Bristol’s Lord Mayor’s Chapel celebrates 800th Anniversary https://t.co/lfM71Yrx6m - follow us to find out more about events that will be happening through the year to celebrate
Lovely to be included in the @BristolLive feature today on the nine oldest buildings in the city dating from before 1500. We're in good company, many old friends https://t.co/rIBgSAkctL
Always look up : we have some very impressive gargoyles. The difference between a grotesque and a gargoyle is that the latter also acts as a drain spout. #Chapel800
Wishing everyone a very Happy Easter, however you are marking this weekend at home, staying safe and supporting everyone who is selflessly keeping us well, fed and cared for.. #Chapel800
The Chapel offers some fine stained glass, including English and French glass from the 13th to 16th centuries (in the East window), and Flemish and German glass from the 15th to 17th centuries (making up 24 roundels in St Andrew's Chapel). #Chapel800
We were built as the chapel to the adjacent Gaunt's Hospital, now demolished, founded in 1220 by Maurice de Gaunt. he also founded Blackfriars in about 1227-9 (the cloisters now known as Quakers Friars).
These are some of the 16th century Spanish floor tiles and Medieval English armorial floor tiles forming an unusual but pleasing pattern. It is believed the Spanish tiles were gifted by Catherine of Aragon #chapel800
We're sorry to say that the anniversary concerts on 10/11 April and 20 June have been cancelled for obvious reasons. We're reviewing our events later in the summer and will keep you posted @brislordmayor@BristolCouncil
Delighted to accompany The Right Honourable Lord Mayor of Bristol, Councillor Jos Clark, at a concert of German sacred and secular music by the wonderful Clifton Singers to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the Lord Mayor’s Chapel. @LordBristol@brislordmayor#CliftonSingers
BBC News - Bristol's St Mark's Church marks 800th birthday https://t.co/KUftHkxpad - a distracting read from everything else going on! Thanks @jholmesesq for coming to see us
Delighted to welcome many of our previous Lord Mayors at yesterday's Civic Service, officially marking the start of our 800th anniversary celebrations with @brislordmayor#chapel800
This Sunday we are welcoming the current and former Lord Mayors to the annual Civic Service to launch our 800th anniversary celebrations with a procession from the Freemasons Hall #history@brislordmayor
What a wonderful feature in @Bristol_Times@ThePost_Bristol today - all you need to know about the Chapel ' it is your mission to tell friends and family all about it' 👏
The only church in the country paid for and maintained by council tax papyers celebrates its 800th anniverary this year. The Lord Mayor's Chapel, dedicated to St. Mark, was bought by Bristol Corporation in 1541 for £1,000 after dissolution of monasteries #TheLittleBookofBristol