Chapel of St Paul Talk
Tuesday 9th June 2026
1pm-1:30pm
Chapel of St Paul, Stansted Park, South Entrance (PO9 6DU)
Join us on a Tuesday afternoon for a 30 minute talk on the fascinating history of the Chapel of St Paul.
The site of the original medieval manor house, the Chapel you see today was created from the ruins by the Reverend Lewis Way in the 1800s. Consecrated in 1819, the service was attended by poet John Keats and the Chapel's unique imagery inspired his poems The Eve of St Agnes and The Eve of St Mark.
These talks are available to book on a pay what you can basis. Please consider donating if you are able and help us to preserve this beautiful Chapel for all to enjoy. All donations from these talks will go towards the restoration of the Chapel Organ and future conservation work in this beautiful Grade I Listed Chapel.
Ticket Prices
Donate what you can
Parking
Garden Centre Car Park, PO9 6DU
FAQ
Q: Do I need to prebook for this talk?
A: Pre-booking is required for this talk. Tickets can be purchased via the link above.
Accessibility
Step-free access is available in the Chapel of St Paul. Accessible parking spaces are available in both the Garden Centre Car Park and the Bothy Car Park.