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Inside the 580-year-old UK church inspiring Da Vinci Code #shorts

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Stunning photos show a rare glimpse inside the 580-year-old church which inspired The Da Vinci Code.

Rosslyn Chapel, located in Roslin, Midlothian, Scotland was founded in 1446 by Sir William St. Clair.

The chapel fell into disrepair in 1650, following the Reformation, but underwent repairs following an 1842 visit from Queen Victoria.

Rosslyn Chapel reopened in 1862, with Sunday services resuming under the Scottish Episcopal Church.

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