The theatre was originally built as a Roman Catholic chapel in 1794.

On the property is a Norman-style Roman Catholic chapel built for his wife.

For a time the tower was used as a Roman Catholic chapel.

His name lived on however, as more than a hundred years later in 980 a Roman chapel was built in his honour.

The interior includes a former and disused Roman Catholic chapel.

The manor-house had a Roman Catholic chapel hidden in the attic.

The museum also contains a small Roman Catholic chapel.

It was once the site of a Roman chapel.

The house also includes a Roman Catholic chapel and a rare rotunda staircase.

It was used at various times in its early life as a Roman Catholic chapel.