| This is the turnoff into the village of Swine, located
northeast of the major English port city of Kingson upon Hull
(Hull). |
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| This is the current church at Swine, St. Mary's, built over
the site of the Priory Church |
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| Western entry door to the church. |
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| Although the church is obviously a much more recent
construction (18th - 19th centuries) there are many bosses and decorations
which are much older, and most likely of abbatial origin. |
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| Note the Window Bosses
(male one side, female the other). Does this obviously more modern
construction (see closeups below) reveal a consciousness or remembrance
that this was initially a duplex monastery? |
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| Window boss closeup. |
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| Window boss closeup. |
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| This house is called Priory Cottage, and is located directly
across the lane from the Church, to the south. |
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| Close-up of the Priory Cottage house nameplate.. |
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| Abbey Garth farm immediately to the west of the church. |
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| Priory House, immediately to the east of the church and
graveyard, same side of street. |
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