Reconstruction of the Precinct of Croxden Abbey, circa 1340

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Date:May 2009

Description:Based on map and documentary evidence combined with site visits, this aerial view shows a suggested reconstruction of the main precinct of Croxden Abbey, near Rocester, around the year 1340. The abbey follows the standard Cistercian layout, with cloister, refectory and chapter house located to the south of the main abbey church. This reconstruction is the work of Ben E Cunliffe.

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Reconstruction of the Precinct of Croxden Abbey, circa 1340

Based on map and documentary evidence combined with site visits, this aerial view shows a suggested ...

Reconstruction of Croxden Abbey Lands, circa 1340

Based on map and documentary evidence combined with site visits, this aerial view shows a suggested ...

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Creators: Mr Ben Cunliffe - Creator

Image courtesy of: Mr Ben E Cunliffe

Donor ref:BEC-70 (231/39293)

Source: Mr Ben E Cunliffe

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