St Stephen's Chapel, Chapel in United Kingdom
St Stephen's Chapel is a historical building located in Westminster, London.
Once the royal chapel of the Palace of Westminster, it was destroyed by fire in 1834.
It has significant cultural value as it served as the House of Commons for many years.
Today, its surviving undercroft flor serves as the Westminster Hall.
Its design influenced the construction of the modern-day Houses of Parliament.
Location: City of Westminster
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St Stephen's Chapel is a historical building located in Westminster, London.
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