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Guided Tour
Guided Tour
Our 12 noon, twice-monthly tour lasts half an hour and is free. Please just come along. You don't need a ticket. Spaces are limited.
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Wedding Open House
Wedding Open House
We will have a wedding open house today between 4pm and 7pm. We will have wedding tours, a glass of Prosecco and the chapel will be lit by candlelight. You don’t need an appointment and can just pop in.
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Free Extended Guided Tour
Free Extended Guided Tour
Please join us for a free extended guided tour with chapel historian James Thomson. James is a former consultant at the Middlesex Hospital and author of the recent report into our stained glass windows and other beautiful chapel objects.
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Open Day with Two Free Guided Tours
Open Day with Two Free Guided Tours
Please join us for two free tours on today at 12 noon and 2pm to celebrate the launch of our new guidebook. The chapel is open to the public today between 11am and 6pm. Entrance is free.
Free Guided Tour
Free Guided Tour
Please join us for two free tours on Wednesday 22 November at 12 noon and 2pm to celebrate the launch of our new guidebook. This is part of our public open day between 11am and 6pm
Free Guided Tour
Free Guided Tour
Please join us for two free tours on Wednesday 22 November at 12 noon and 2pm to celebrate the launch of our new guidebook. This is part of our public open day between 11am and 6pm
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Open Day to Celebrate World AIDS Day
Open Day to Celebrate World AIDS Day
We are open today to celebrate World AIDS Day. The Middlesex Hospital housed the first dedicated AIDS wards in London: the Charles Bell and Broderip Wards. The chapel's exhibitions, The Ward and The Ward Revisited, focused on the care received on those wards.