What is recorded here
This black commemorative plaque records: St. Mary's Chapel. Built in 12th Century; enlarged in 14th. A place of pilgrimage in the Middle Ages; sold by Edward VI to Newcastle in 1549. After having many owners, it was returned to Newcastle by Lord Armstrong in 1883. Recorded plaque organisation: City of Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear County Council.
St. Mary's Chapel, founded in the 12th century, served as a significant place of pilgrimage during the Middle Ages and has been a notable landmark in Newcastle, reflecting the city’s historical religious and cultural heritage.
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