These old remains is all that is left of the chapel and homes built in 1457 for 13 poor but respectf...
St Catherine's Chapel and Almshouses
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St Catherine's Chapel and Almshouses in Exeter, England, are the remains of a historic site built in 1457, originally intended to provide housing for thirteen poor but respected individuals. Today, only the ruins of the chapel and almshouses remain, offering a glimpse into the past and the charitable efforts of the time.
These ruins may not be a primary attraction, but they can be discovered by chance while exploring the area, particularly when visiting the nearby cathedral. Although the site is not extensively promoted, it serves as a quiet historical landmark for those passing by.
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We found these ruins by chance on our way to the cathedral. The ruins used to be alms houses but we...
This was never meant to be part of our visit to Exeter, we visited mainly for the cathedral. But aft...
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