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Dore Abbey
Abbey Dore, HR2 0ADDescription
Abbeydore: The foundation of the Abbey of Dore began in 1147 by the Cistercians. Suppressed in 1535, it fell into disrepair and was serving as a cattle shed when John, Viscount Scudamore began its repair in 1632. John Abel, later King’s Carpenter, worked on the screen. Re-consecrated in 1634, St. Mary’s is one of the very few English parish churches of Cistercian origin regularly used for worship. A delightful place to visit and home to the Dore Abbey Musical Festival and other events throughout the year.
Directions
From the A465 turn onto the B4347 at Pontrilas and follow the signs. Nearest station : Hereford station
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