People and Places of the Past

Mount Grace Priory

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Mount Grace Priory in North Yorkshire is a Carthisian Priory that was founded in 1398 by Thomas Holland, Duke of Surrey. It is the best preserved of all England's nine Carthusian priories. The cloisters were surrounded by individual 'cells' for the Monks that were actually very comfortable houses with gardens. One of these has been reconstructed. The site is owned and cared for by English Heritage and the National Trust and can be visited at reasonable times.

The Priory Church

The Cloisters

Ruined buildings next to the Cloisters

The reconstructed monastic cell

Inside the reconstructed monastic cell

The Gardens of the reconstructed monastic cell

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