Description

SU 62 SE EAST MEON WESTBURY

2/5 Ruins of St Nicholas Chapel

16.3.54 II

Ruined chapel. C13. Walls of flint with stone dressings. Roofless rectangular
building; the west gable is virtually complete, with coupled high windows and two
lower windows (now blocked). The north wall reaches eaves height for most of its
length, the eastern lower side having the remains of stone jambs to an opening,
one blocked opening and two very small square openings. The south wall drops to
ground level towards the east, showing a window (half-height) and the base of a
doorway. The east wall exists on the north side, from a central window jamb to the
north-east corner, but below eaves level. Now an Ancient Monument. Note: the
font bowl, on a later base, remains in the south aisle of All Saints Church,
East Meon.

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26473691

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