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Chantry Chapel, Wakefield Bridge is in Wakefield Bridge [Map].
The Annals Yorkshire by John Mayall. 1357. Edward III, by a charter of this date, at Wakefield, granted to Wm. Kay, Wm. Bull, and their successors for ever, the anuual sum of £10, to perform divine service in the chapel of St. Mary [Map], on the bridge at Wakefield. The revenue was secured and made payable out of the produce of the towns of Wakefield, Stanley, Ossett, Pontefract, Purston-Jackling, and Water-Fryston. When this chapel and its two chantries were suppressed, its revenue was valued at £14 15s. 3 d.
1818. Samuel Prout (age 34). Drawing of the Chantry Chapel, Wakefield Bridge [Map]. Prout visited Wakefield in his tour to Yorkshire and Scotland.
1818. Samuel Prout (age 34). Drawing of the Chantry Chapel, Wakefield Bridge [Map]. Prout visited Wakefield in his tour to Yorkshire and Scotland.
2021. Photos of Chantry Chapel, Wakefield Bridge [Map].
