Chapel of the Hospitallers of St John the Evangelist and St Anne

CHAPEL OF THE HOSPITALLERS OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST AND ST ANNE, WILLIAM DALBY STREET

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Heritage Category:
Listed building
List Entry Number:
1073262
Date first listed:
08-May-1950
Statutory Address:
CHAPEL OF THE HOSPITALLERS OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST AND ST ANNE, WILLIAM DALBY STREET
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Official list entry

Heritage Category:
Listed building
List Entry Number:
1073262
Date first listed:
08-May-1950
Statutory Address 1:
CHAPEL OF THE HOSPITALLERS OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST AND ST ANNE, WILLIAM DALBY STREET

Location

Statutory Address:
CHAPEL OF THE HOSPITALLERS OF ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST AND ST ANNE, WILLIAM DALBY STREET

The building or site itself may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.

District:
Rutland (Unitary Authority)
Parish:
Oakham
National Grid Reference:
SK 85732 08719

Details

In the entry for; SK 8508 OAKHAM WILLIAM DALBY STREET

(former Gas Street)

6/5 Chapel of the Hospitallers of St John the Evangelist & St Anne

8.5.50 II The grade shall be amended to read; II* (star)

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WILLIAM DALBY STREET 1. 1469 (Former Gas Street) Chapel of the Hospitallers of St John the Evangelist and St Anne SK 8508 6/5 8.5.50. II 2. Mediaeval chapel to Hospital of St John and St Anne. Plain C15 with C16 alterations. Rectangular coursed rubble building with ashlar dressings. Ashlar bellcote at West end. Perpendicular 3-light East window with mark finials to drip-moulds. One small window and one 2-light window with drip-mould to South. Stone parapet with central finial. Animal marks on waterspouts to side. Door on North elevation with drip mould. Built by William Dalby in the reign of Richard II, circa 1380. Refounded by Archdeacon Robert Johnson under charter from Elizabeth I in 1557.

Listing NGR: SK8573208719

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