Arundel Cathedral
Arundel, Sussex
Built on a hill, the Cathedral sits majestically overlooking the ancient town of Arundel.
When Richard, tenth Earl of Arundel, died in January 1376, his will decreed that a chapel should be built within the castle. The chapel has had a varied history, including damage during the Civil War in 1643-4.
Forty eight of the misericords are part of the original fixtures and fittings. Some of the misericords had been damaged over the centuries, so when the 14th and 15th Dukes of Norfolk instructed the renovation in the 19th century, these misericords were replaced.
The chapel sits within the grounds of Arundel Castle and is included in the admission ticket to the castle.