Built by Henry VI, the founder of the College, the Chapel is a fine example of perpendicular architecture. It is only half its intended length as funds were cut short by Edward IV during the Wars of the Roses as the throne passed between Henry VI and Edward IV.
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Built by Henry VI, the founder of the College, the Chapel is a fine example of perpendicular architecture. It is only half its intended length as funds were cut short by Edward IV during the Wars of the Roses as the throne passed between Henry VI and Edward IV.
