The knights templar
founded a priory
in the late twelfth century, which may have encouraged settlement.
Trentham, their main landed seat, had been an
augustinian priory.
Priory precinct.
In bath a great
cathedral priory
engulfed the whole southeast quarter of the city.
In rochester he
dissolved the priory
of st. andrew which was attached to the cathedral.
In the 12th century a
benedictine priory, formed with monks from evesham abbey, was founded.
Priory ruins.
Case study a lavish wedding for 200 guests was held at a 16th
century priory.
Stone from the nearby
ruined priory
was used in the construction of the mill house.
Wenlock priory, ruins of a large 12th century
cluniac priory
built on ruins of a 7th century construction.
Priory church
was to the north, across the modern garden.
They also
established a small priory
under the supervision of the great abbey of st martin les champs in paris.
John de mowbray above mentioned was the founder of the
carmelite priory
at shoreham.
Priory clinic
in 2002 and 2003 for cocaine and alcohol problems.
Wenlock priory, ruins of a large 12th century cluniac
priory built
on ruins of a 7th century construction.
Cant 13 ( 1880 ), 81-96 and a.r. martin ` the
dominican priory
at canterbury ' .
Priory estate, being sold to john powell in 1774.
Visit the priory, one of the earliest centers of christianity in england.
Thoby priory occupies the site of a
12th century priory
of austin canons which was dissolved in 1536.
Priory gate, pictured left and cook street gate sometimes called tower gate.
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