Champs Chapel and Museum

A 15thC chapel built by the Carthusian monks of Sheen, Surrey.

Previously, William the Conqueror had given the manor to the monks of Noyon in Normandy. Henry V confiscated the property of foreign monasteries and the lands and rights of Noyon were transferred to the Prior of Sheen.

Soon after coming into possession, the Prior built the chapel and adjoining Priest's House. At the dissolution the building was used for secular purposes. It fell into ruin. Grade I Listed. Mr Eyston was responsible for the chapel's restoration in 1974. Regular opening hours are limited to Sunday afternoons in the summer season. Viewing is best arranged by special appointment to suit your needs.

Opening Times

2010 30 Apr 2010 - 31 Oct 2010

* November to Easter: first Sunday in month 2.30-3.30pm

Tickets Information

Road Directions

Nearest major road is A417. Proceed through village to jct of High Street and Chapel Square.

Public Transport Directions

Nearest station is Didcot.

 Facilities

Catering

• Picnic Site

Payment Methods

• Groups Accepted - Essential to prebook.Should pre-book for times other than Sun.
• Max group size - 20
• Min group size - 1

Tours and Demonstrations

• Educational Visits Accepted
• Guided Tours Available for Groups