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St Nicholas Chapel Chester Millennium Festival Trail <<< Previous Next >>> St Nicholas Chapel is located on St Werburgh Street across the road from Chester Cathedral. And close to Godstall Lane. St Nicholas Chapel was originally a medieval chapel. This was Chester's Commonhall. In the 16th Century it became the Wool Hall. It was licensed as the Theatre Royal in 1777. And converted into the Chester Music Hall by James Harrison in 1866. Charles Dickens performed here in 1867. The building is now a shop. You can see traces of the older building. On the St. Werburgh entrance there is a small blue plaque with the buildings history on.       The alleyway next to the shop leads to Northgate Street. The entrance on St Werburgh Street near St Nicholas leads to Godstall Lane. Click on the picture for more Information. Reviews Date Visited 25th September 2025 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------   Book Chester Hotels Online with Chester Tourist ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------   LateRooms.com - LateRooms is home to the biggest range of accommodation at the best price.   Over 1 million properties worldwide, exclusive member discounts up to 15%, free cancellation and pay later flexibility.   Not just last-minute (but we still do that) This page was last updated [Page 155] Privacy Policy - T & C's | Hotels | B&B's | Apartments | Travel Hotels | On-Line Tickets | Brochure | Tours | Sitemap

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