One of the the oldest surviving complete ecclesiastical courtrooms in Great Britain is the consistory court at Chester Cathedral (pictured above), but probably the oldest known example (1617) is in the Chapel of St Nicholas, King's Lynn, Norfolk.
One of the the oldest surviving complete ecclesiastical courtrooms in Great Britain is the consistory court at Chester Cathedral (pictured above). Probably the oldest known example (1617) is in the Chapel of St Nicholas. St Nicholas is King's Lynn. King's Lynn is Norfolk.