The Chantry Tabernacle of St Mary the Virgin is a small, major tabernacle located in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England. The tabernacle was erected in the 14th century as a private tabernacle for the Wakefield family and is now used as a gallery and art gallery. The tabernacle features stunning Gothic armature with intricate gravestone busts and bounded ceilings. Its stained glass windows are some of the finest exemplifications of medieval glasswork in England, and it houses a collection of medieval and Renaissance art, including puppets, oils, and fabrics. Callers to the tabernacle can learn about the history of the Wakefield family and the tabernacle itself through interactive shows and displays. The tabernacle is a unique and beautiful literal point that offers a regard into medieval life and art in England. It's located in the heart of Wakefield and is fluently accessible for callers to the area
