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County |
Categories |
Remains |
Not complete but much survives |
Access |
Only open at certain times |
Location |
51.69499,-2.678504 |
Directions |
Directions via Google Maps |
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Cistercian Abbey Locations
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1131
May 9
The second Cistercian abbey in Britain and the first in Wales was founded by the Lord of Chepstow, Walter de Clare. The buildings were constructed on the Welsh side of the Wye River that forms part of the border between England and Wales.
1139
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A Cistercian abbey was founded by monks from Tintern Abbey. The location of the abbey altered several times in the first few years, but finally settled at Kingswood in Gloucestershire. A sixteenth-century gatehouse is all that remains. ¹
1170
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The Gloucestershire abbey was moved back to Kingswood and populated by monks from Tintern. ¹
3D Virtual Reconstructions
Transport yourself back up to a thousand years and explore historical buildings as they may have appeared in the past. Built using the popular game development tool Unity 3D, these reconstructions will run in the most of the popular web browsers on your desktop or laptop computer.
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