[2] It is located on Herm,[3] the smallest of the Channel Islands open to the public.

[4] The Chapel is currently listed on the Register of Ancient Monuments and Protected Buildings for the States of Guernsey.

[1] When the Wood family took over the island's lease in 1949, they re-opened parts of the chapel; and cleared several windows.

[7] In 2010 and 2011, the chapel was closed for restoration work, in which there was re-roofing,[8] repointing, re-rendering, and drainage installation.

[11] The skeletons were taken to Guernsey by a team led by Philip de Jersey, then were returned to Herm for burial.