Ankerwycke Priory, Priory in the United Kingdom
Ankerwycke Priory, nestled near Wraysbury, stands as a testament to medieval monastic life.
Founded in the 1160s, this former nunnery resonates with centuries of historical significance.
The ruins paint a picture of England's religious past and monastic traditions.
Today, Ankerwycke Priory is a scheduled monument and an archaeological site open for exploration.
It is famed for the ancient Ankerwycke Yew, under which the Magna Carta is believed to have been sealed.
Location: Wraysbury
Inception: 1160s
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