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Chapel of St Mary Tory
The Chapel of St Mary Tory is a small, late-medieval chapel in Bradford on Avon in Wiltshire, England. It is in the area known as Tory, at the western end of the uppermost terrace on the hillside, overlooking the town and the River Avon below. The chapel is managed by the Saxon Church Trustees (a local ecumenical charity who also own the nearby St Laurence's Church) and continues to be used for worship.
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The Chapel of St Mary Tory is a small, late-medieval chapel in Bradford on Avon in Wiltshire, England. It is in the area known as Tory, at the western end of the uppermost terrace on the hillside, overlooking the town and the River Avon below. The chapel is managed by the Saxon Church Trustees (a local ecumenical charity who also own the nearby St Laurence's Church) and continues to be used for worship.
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