Key facts
- Address
- London
Greater London - Listed status
- Grade II* listed
- Architect
- Edward Buckton Lamb
Sources: Historic England list entry 1272410, Wikipedia, Wikidata Q16900486
Before visiting Chapel of St Luke, Brompton Hospital
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About Chapel of St Luke, Brompton Hospital
The Chapel of St Luke, Brompton Hospital is an Anglican place of worship in Chelsea, London, within Greater London. It belongs to the Royal Brompton Hospital complex and is protected as a Grade II* listed building. Its listed designation recognises the chapel’s particular architectural and historic importance.
The church dates from 1849 and was designed by Edward Buckton Lamb, also known as E. B. Lamb. Constructed as part of the hospital, it has remained closely associated with that institution since the mid-19th century. The available history identifies Lamb’s authorship and the year of construction, while its Grade II* status gives the building a notable place among London’s surviving historic hospital chapels.
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