HULNE FRIARY; RUINS OF CHURCH AND CLAUSTRAL BUILDINGS - List Entry

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Ruins of Carmelite Friary. Foundation c.1240 by William de Vesci; claustral buildings converted into house in C16; some late C18/early C19 alterations. Squared stone. Long aisleless church with south-east sacristy; cloister on south; east range incorporating cloister walk, with chapter house and warming house/reredorterblock both projecting to east. West gable of church with tall lancet and vesica above; south wall has 3 trefoiled lancets above corbelling for cloister roof, doorway to walking place between nave and choir....
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Link: https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1042054
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