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              <text>The Mortuary Chapel was built in 1884 by Patrick Allan-Fraser as a mausoleum for the Fraser family. The building was later gifted to the people of Arbroath as a non-denominational chapel, with maintenance of the chapel falling to the Patrick Allan-Fraser of Hospitalfield Trust. 
The chapel is built in red sandstone with intricate carvings embellish the interior and exterior. 
The tour is a 360º photograph of the outside of the building, showing the structure and the surrounding cemetery. The view is just to the side of the main entrance. 
Accessibility note: There is a small step to enter the chapel. No disabled access to the upper floor. Parking is very limited around the monument.</text>
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