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1857:Chapelle Saint-Sixte d'Eygalières,
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945:Chapel of the Holy Shroud
778:It is also the chapel of
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245:Palatine Chapel in Aachen
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1946:University of Pittsburgh
1932:, Poughkeepsie, New York
1928:Vassar Chapel Interior,
1361:Chapelle royale de Dreux
921:Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
917:University of Pittsburgh
442:chapel on the campus of
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151:For historical reasons,
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2543:Oxford University Press
2474:www.merriam-webster.com
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1975:Processional Chapel in
1371:, Eure-et-Loir, France
1313:Royal Chapel of Granada
1049:Palazzo Medici Riccardi
1019:, West Sussex, England
973:University of Cambridge
759:Santa Maria del Carmine
33:Chapel (disambiguation)
2470:"Definition of CHAPEL"
1783:moving relevant images
1701:Chapelle de la Trinité
1444:St. Joan of Arc Chapel
1428:St. Ivan Rilski Chapel
1409:Chapel of Saint Helena
1337:Royal Palace of Madrid
1197:Pettit Memorial Chapel
1005:Lancing College Chapel
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805:Santa Maria del Popolo
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961:King's College Chapel
909:Heinz Memorial Chapel
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2053:Chapel in the Wood,
1893:Methodist Chapel in
1745:Palace of Versailles
1494:St Salvator's Chapel
1453:Marquette University
1345:Royal Chapel, Sweden
1142:Palazzo dei Normanni
784:University of Oxford
690:The old premises of
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2260:Railroad chapel car
2201:President of Brazil
2197:Palácio da Alvorada
2180:Memorial Chapel at
1741:17th–18th centuries
1729:Lexington, Virginia
1661:Chapel of the Snows
1377:St. Aloysius Chapel
1205:Belvidere, Illinois
880:Chapelle expiatoire
854:Eton College Chapel
782:, a college of the
639:Blessed Virgin Mary
588:Cappella gentilizia
566:Christendom College
192:interdenominational
54:St Paul's Cathedral
1914:Richmond, Virginia
1589:Sigismund's Chapel
1393:St George's Chapel
1289:Roslin, Midlothian
1223:, London, England
1098:Notre-Dame du Haut
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1681:Tabernacle Chapel
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1221:St James's Palace
937:Westminster Abbey
817:Contarelli Chapel
788:Church of England
649:Multifaith chapel
564:on the campus of
540:Blessed Sacrament
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2271:References
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1979:, Quebec
1977:Varennes
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1865:, France
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1844:Guernsey
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