3301 x 5087 px | 27,9 x 43,1 cm | 11 x 17 inches | 300dpi
Date de la prise de vue:
25 avril 2010
Lieu:
Babingley, Norfolk, England, Europe
Informations supplémentaires:
The original church of St Felix at Babingley was ruinous and isolated by the middle of the 1800s and so, in 1880, the mission chapel of St Felix was constructed just off the King's Lynn to Hunstanton main road. The chapel is unusual, if not unique, in being of corrugated iron construction with a thatched roof. It was probably made in kit form by the Norwich firm of Boulton and Paul. The chapel became redundant in the 20th century but is still in use as a church as it has been taken over by the British Orthodox Church - an offshoot of the eastern orthodox church which has been boosted by those Anglicans who disagreed with the ordination of women as priests.
