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Chapel Royal, St James

Located in St James, Greater London. Built 1530s as part of Henry VIII’s palace; ceiling dated 1540; remodelled by Sir Robert Smirke c.1836–37. Grade I. Tudor, with nineteenth-century redecoration style.

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St James, Southwick

Located in Southwick, Hampshire. Built Medieval church virtually rebuilt 1566 by John Whyte, reusing priory fabric. Diocese of Portsmouth. Grade I. Medieval and Tudor, with Perpendicular east window style.

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Chapel Royal, Richmond

Located in Richmond, Surrey. Built Chapel remodelled 1535–6; interior remodelled 1710. Grade I. Tudor chapel; early 18th-century interior style.

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