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Little Dunmow Church
The present church of Dunmow is all that remains of Dunmow Priory. It is only the south aisle of what was a magnificent collegiate church built for the joint use of the parish and of the priory. It stands (divided from the public road by a cornfield) four miles from the town of Dunmow. This priory,...
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Little Dunmow Church
The present church of Dunmow is all that remains of Dunmow Priory. It is only the south aisle of what was a magnificent collegiate church built for the joint use of the parish and of the priory. It stands (divided from the public road by a cornfield) four miles from the town of Dunmow. This priory,...
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Little Dunmow Church
The present church of Dunmow is all that remains of Dunmow Priory. It is only the south aisle of what was a magnificent collegiate church built for the joint use of the parish and of the priory. It stands (divided from the public road by a cornfield) four miles from the town of Dunmow. This priory,...
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Little Dunmow Church
The present church of Dunmow is all that remains of Dunmow Priory. It is only the south aisle of what was a magnificent collegiate church built for the joint use of the parish and of the priory. It stands (divided from the public road by a cornfield) four miles from the town of Dunmow. This priory,...
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Little Dunmow Church
The present church of Dunmow is all that remains of Dunmow Priory. It is only the south aisle of what was a magnificent collegiate church built for the joint use of the parish and of the priory. It stands (divided from the public road by a cornfield) four miles from the town of Dunmow. This priory,...
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King John
King John was born in 1167 and died in 1216. He is one of the more controversial monarchs of Medieval England and is most associated with the signing of the Magna Carta in 1215
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Matilda
Picture of a lady in the type of clothing that may have been warn by Matilda FitzWalter, sometimes thought to be Maid Marion in the Robin Hood legend
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Robin Hood
Matilda FitzWalter - In the story meets Robin Hood in Sherwood Forest and becomes known as Maid Marion to the outlaws
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Medieval Type Jewell...
Example of the type of jewellery that would have been fashionable in Medieval times
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Ruins of St Edmunds ...
Robert FitzWalter called a secret meeting at Bury St. Edmunds Abbey on 20th November 1214, where it was agreed the King should be forced to obey the rightful laws and liberties, granted to the church and nobles of England in the charter of Henry 1. If King John did not agree the Barons would declar...
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Names of the Barons ...
Plaque commemorating the names of ther Barons who met at Bury St Edmunds and agreed that the King should be forced to obey the rightful laws and liberties, granted to the church and nobles of England in the charter of Henry 1. If King John did not agree the Barons would declare war on him.
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Plaque commemorating the meeting of the Barons at Bury St Edmunds. Here they agreed that the King should be forced to obey the rightful laws and liberties, granted to the church and nobles of England in the charter of Henry 1. If King John did not agree the Barons would declare war on him.
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