Christ's Chapel of God's Gift, Anglican chapel in Dulwich Village, London, England.
Christ's Chapel of God's Gift is located within the College of God's Gift complex and features Georgian architectural details with a distinctive central location on the grounds. The building displays typical characteristics of 18th-century design throughout its structure and facade.
The chapel was consecrated in 1616 by Archbishop George Abbot as the first building funded by Edward Alleyn's educational foundation. It served as the spiritual core of a school community that has continued for centuries.
The chapel serves as a place where students from three nearby schools gather for regular worship and religious observances. It remains woven into the daily rhythm of school life in this area.
The location is easy to reach and situated in an accessible area of Dulwich Village with reasonable parking nearby. Visitors should check ahead as access may be restricted during school hours or private events held on the grounds.
The chapel houses the oldest surviving organ built by George England, dating to 1759 and still in its original condition. This instrument represents a rare example of early Georgian organ craftsmanship.
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