St John’s Chapel

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St John’s Chapel is a Norman Romanesque church within the Tower of London, notable as one of the oldest surviving ecclesiastical interiors in England.

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St John’s Chapel canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Norman Romanesque church
chapel
church building
ecclesiastical building
architecturalStyle Norman NERFINISHED
Romanesque architecture
associatedWith Norman conquest of England NERFINISHED
builtFor William the Conqueror NERFINISHED
centuryOfOrigin 11th century
constructionEnd circa 1080s
constructionStart circa 1070s
country United Kingdom
dedicatedTo Saint John the Evangelist NERFINISHED
denomination Church of England
floorCount 2
governingBody Historic Royal Palaces NERFINISHED
hasArchitecturalFeature barrel vaults
gallery level
massive columns
round arches
hasFunction chapel for the royal household
hasInteriorStyle austere Norman design
hasPlan simple rectangular nave with eastern apse
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site
inception late 11th century
locatedIn City of London
England
London NERFINISHED
Tower of London NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
material Caen stone
notableFor being one of the oldest surviving ecclesiastical interiors in England
well-preserved Norman interior
openToPublic true
partOf Tower of London World Heritage Site NERFINISHED
Tower of London complex NERFINISHED
White Tower NERFINISHED
previousDenomination Roman Catholic Church NERFINISHED
region Greater London
religiousAffiliation Christianity
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Tower of London NERFINISHED
usedFor ceremonial functions
religious services
royal worship
visitorAccess via Tower of London admission

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White Tower contains St John’s Chapel
White Tower hasPart St John’s Chapel