Chapel of Saint Matthew, Religious chapel in Jimramov, Czech Republic

The Chapel of Saint Matthew no longer stands: it was a 17th-century chapel a few dozen metres south of the former Church of Saint Matthew in Jimramov, later converted into flats and demolished in 1954. Only the name survives, in the nearby street U Kaple, sometimes wrongly linked to the former church.

The Chapel of Saint Matthew was a 17th-century chapel of the same dedication as the nearby church, standing a few dozen metres south of it. It was later converted into flats and demolished in 1954. Local names survive from it, including the street U Kaple, sometimes wrongly linked to the former church.

The chapel no longer stands: it was demolished in 1954, but its name survives in Jimramov. The nearby street U Kaple ("At the Chapel") is named after it, and this name is sometimes wrongly attached to the former Church of Saint Matthew, which people then call a chapel.

The chapel no longer exists: it was demolished in 1954, so there is nothing to visit on its former site south of the former church. What remains are the local place names, including the nearby street U Kaple, which is sometimes wrongly linked to the former church.

The chapel was demolished in 1954, but its name survives in the nearby street U Kaple ("At the Chapel"). That street name is sometimes wrongly attached to the former Church of Saint Matthew a few dozen metres north, which is then itself called a chapel.