This fine Chapel was built as a Chapel of Ease for St Margarets or Kings Lynn Minster , presumably at a time when more people went to Church than these magnificent buildings could hold . It was founded in 1146 by one Bishop Turbus and has undergone many alterations and renovations since including a new steeple in 1869 built by my personal hero Sir George Gilbert Scott after the earlier one collapsed . There is a ledger slab here in memory of one Robinson Cruso who died in 1773 how cool is that . If you get the feeling you are being watched in here you may well be right . The spectacularly carved wooden angels above have their eyes on you . So be good boys and girls . On the day I was here there was a very talented gentleman restoring the magnificent screen behind the alter and under the just as magnificent stained glass window . In another life one in which I am not such a clutz I shall get a job like this . I think they are great helping to preserve our history and keeping our environment interesting . If you find yourself in King's Lynn I would certainly recommend a visit .

I went to concert here. It is in prime condtion, great acoustics and very atmospheric. The concert was great and the setting certainly enhanced it. The pews were a bit uncompromising, I recommend taking a pillow. Although it was a cold night the heating was adequate

Visited to do Family History research on May 9th to see where my great great grandparents were married in 1860. One of The Friends group, John, met me to open up, he was very helpful & I appreciated his assistance. It's a beautiful building with a fantastic wooden roof with carved angels & a wonderful stained glass window. A very enjoyable & interesting visit.

Lovely venue for gigs. The pews are a bit hard so we will be taking cushion pads next time. It can get a bit cold at this time of years so dress up warmly. Staff are very helpful and friendly.

Went and listen to blazin fiddles. They were exceptional. Would recommend to anyone to go and listen to them

It's very nice place for big events, they provide heat during winter, the seats are comfortable and is good for group of 4/5 people in the same cabin. The decoration is nice.

A beautiful chapel, now redundant. The angels in the roof are beautiful. The volunteers are also very helpful and interesting

Fine late Gothic wool church, interesting tracery, Father Willis organ, unusual (almost Berkeley) door ways, angel roof...

Fantastic example of a Chapel. Well heated also which is great at this time of year

Beautiful Chapel. The staff inside were very nice. I went here to watch the Supersonic Queen concert. The acoustics were amazing and thoroughly enjoyed the show. If you go to watch a show during the colder months, wear warm clothing as although they have heaters, it can get a bit cold. Love this chapel and looking forward to seeing other events being held here.

Lovely historical chapel! Full of atmosphere, and historical carvings and architecture

Lovely old chapel now used mainly for exhibitions and concerts

Beautiful building, great acoustics for music. Interesting history, especially the rare consistory Court is a must see. What tales that could tell!

I went to my grandaughters Christmas carol concert here and it was the most perfect setting. What a beautiful, well cared for church!! Would love to visit and have a proper look around.

Great concert from the Fishermen's Friends. Chapel looks lovely but I will have to visit on a non-event day to see it properly.