St Hilary's Chapel

chapel archaeological site tower church tower church ruin United Kingdom

Tower of St. Hilary's church, Denbigh. Built in the early fourteenth century as the "Garrison Chapel" to Denbigh Castle, only the tower now survives on the open top of the castle hill opposite the castle entrance. Author: Richard Ash, License: CC BY-SA 2.0 · Source

53° 10' 54.48" N, 3° 25' 11.46" W

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