Glynston Chapel was a church situated in Chapel Meadow, adjacent to the road to Welsh Newton Common on the edge of Llangrove and was a Chapel of worship. It is believed that there was never any wedding or funerals carried out in the chapel. There are no remains today but mention was made of it in the 17th century as Glynstons Chapill. In 1816 ruins of a chapel called Gluistons Chapel were recorded. In September 1989 a parched area 29 paces into the meadow. This was apparently visible on a level area a few yards north of a line of an old watercourse, c12' wide, 20' long, area then widened c18-26' &amp; about 22' long giving an overall length of c42'. The chapel is thought to have stood until the Black Death after which it fell into decline.