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(Created page with "{{Infobox_Venue |address = |firstYear = 1982 |lastYear = 1982 |status = Open }} The Old Priory is located behind The Priory Church and is an old monastic building and is one of the few surviving buildings that were built by the monks of Leominster Priory.<ref>https://www.leominsterheartandheritage.co.uk/leominsters-story-1/priory-house</ref> Although previously repurposed as a mansion house for the mayor, i...") |
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Although previously repurposed as a mansion house for the mayor, it has more recently been The Priory Hospital, offices for the County Council and is currently used as a Youth Hostel. | Although previously repurposed as a mansion house for the mayor, it has more recently been The Priory Hospital, offices for the County Council and is currently used as a Youth Hostel. | ||
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Although not strictly a church, it is being categorised as such due to the religious connections and origin. | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:36, 19 June 2024
The Old Priory
| Festivals | 1982 |
|---|---|
| Status | Open |
The Old Priory is located behind The Priory Church and is an old monastic building and is one of the few surviving buildings that were built by the monks of Leominster Priory.[1]
Although previously repurposed as a mansion house for the mayor, it has more recently been The Priory Hospital, offices for the County Council and is currently used as a Youth Hostel.
Notes
Although not strictly a church, it is being categorised as such due to the religious connections and origin.