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Convent of the Sisters of Charity — Arthur's Row

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Convent of the Sisters of Charity — Arthur's Row
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Gable-fronted Gothic Revival former convent chapel, built c. 1895, now in use as hotel entrance lobby and bar. Hotel complex built 1996. Pitched slate roof with cut stone finials. Rendered walls. Lancet openings with stained glass windows by Meyer of Munich. Large chancel window taken from earlier church on site, c. 1865. Retaining some interior features including polished stone columns with moulded stone capitals and bases, hammer beam roof and organ gallery.

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