File:Highgate, St.Joseph’s Catholic Church, St Michael’s Chapel.jpg
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English: Highgate, St.Joseph’s Catholic Church, St Michael’s Chapel.
The marble rails and elaborate altar were reputedly exhibited at the Paris Exhibition,. Beside the altar is a marble portrait plaque to Rev. Michael Watts Russell (died 1875), in whose memory the chapel was erected. The reliquary is said to have been designed by Cardinal Wiseman. |
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