Ruins Of Chapel Of St Mary Magdalene At Marlin Chapel Farm is a Grade II listed building in the Dacorum local planning authority area, England. First listed on 14 May 1952. Chapel.

Ruins Of Chapel Of St Mary Magdalene At Marlin Chapel Farm

WRENN ID: tired-passage-gold
Grade: II
Local Planning Authority: Dacorum
Country: England
Date first listed: 14 May 1952
Type: Chapel
Source: Historic England listing

Description

NORTHCHURCH MARLIN CHAPEL FARM SP 90 NE (North side) 3/226 Ruins of Chapel of St Mary 14.5.52 Magdalene at Marlin Chapel Farm (Formerly listed as ruins of Chapel at Marlin Chapel Farm)

GV II

Chapel, now ruined. Probably C13. Flint with clunch dressings. A large rectangular chapel orientated ENE by E standing beside a former ancient roadway some 60m to W of moated manorial enclosure now occupied by Marlin Chapel Farm. Each corner stands to about 5m and the rest only to ground level. Chamfered stone plinth carried round diagonal corner buttresses. Prominent open putlog holes. Fenced and overgrown. VCH(1908)II 248 notes a late C13 charter of Sir Hugh de Broc augmenting the endownment of his Chapel of Magdalene. (RCHM (1901)157 no.2: Buckler dwg. 1828 in HRO).

Listing NGR: SP9628207133

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