Panorama taken inside the Tait Chapel of Fulham Palace. This picture shows some of the paintings on the walls of the chapel depicting various Biblical stories.

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The Tait Chapel was added to Fulham Palace in London by Bishop Tait in 1867. The chapel is built in Tudor revival style and decorated with a mosaic and various paintings of biblical scenes on the walls. These paintings depict the eviction of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden, visit of Jesus by the wise men, the Crucifixion, Pentecost, the stoning of Stephen, and Christ enthroned on high.

The earliest part of Fulham Palace is the Great Hall, which was built 1480.

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