War of the Roses - 1455

This small chapel was an important place of worship for villagers in Turners Hill. Although modest, it served as a spiritual center where villagers could gather for weekly services, weddings, and other rites. During the War of the Roses, the chapel could also be a place where locals prayed for protection and safety or where the clergy might subtly influence villagers’ loyalties.

A quaint stone chapel adorned with simple stained glass windows depicting saints, surrounded by wildflowers, with a wooden bell tower reaching towards a blue sky dotted with fluffy clouds.