St Margaret’s Chapel – Heritage Open Days Event

The Chapel was part of a monastic institution set up outside the medieval city boundary for the benefit of those suffering from the then incurable disease of leprosy. the present Chapel building is thought to date from the early 1400s but incorporates earlier masonry in the west wall. The Chapel is now under the patronage of St Margaret of Scotland (died 1083), an English princess who became Queen of Scotland.

The Chapel is situated in London Road.

This event is one of many making up Gloucester History Festival and Heritage Open Days.