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ClaireFromClare OP , 15 hours ago #MarieDeStPol in 1336 granted the manor of Denny to the Minoress nuns of flood-prone Waterbeach. She later moved the community to Denny Abbey, from which the Templars had been evicted some decades earlier: https://production.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/denny-abbey-and-the-farmland-museum/history/ She rebuilt, with handsome new buildings, & a lovely upper-floor room for her own use. 10 miles north of #Cambridge & well worth visiting: https://www.dennyfarmlandmuseum.org.uk/content/category/about 🧵 2/ Artist's impression of the refectory with nuns dining, and other women serving, c.1350. The tables are on platforms around the edge of the building, which has a tiled floor and painted walls; the seated nuns face into the centre of the room. One nun reads from a balcony above. Detail of drawing by T Ball, J930289 © Historic England Archive. The refectory building survives, used for centuries as a barn, & the tiled floor was rediscovered in the 1980s.
#MarieDeStPol in 1336 granted the manor of Denny to the Minoress nuns of flood-prone Waterbeach. She later moved the community to Denny Abbey, from which the Templars had been evicted some decades earlier: https://production.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/denny-abbey-and-the-farmland-museum/history/ She rebuilt, with handsome new buildings, & a lovely upper-floor room for her own use. 10 miles north of #Cambridge & well worth visiting: https://www.dennyfarmlandmuseum.org.uk/content/category/about 🧵 2/
Artist's impression of the refectory with nuns dining, and other women serving, c.1350. The tables are on platforms around the edge of the building, which has a tiled floor and painted walls; the seated nuns face into the centre of the room. One nun reads from a balcony above. Detail of drawing by T Ball, J930289 © Historic England Archive. The refectory building survives, used for centuries as a barn, & the tiled floor was rediscovered in the 1980s.