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SUMMARY:Chapter House Museum Opening Times 2022
DESCRIPTION:We’re delighted to be open again and to welcome you to the Chapter House. \nOur regular opening times are Sundays\, 11am-4pm. If you’d like to arrange a group visit at another time\, please get in touch.
URL:https://www.mertonpriory.org/event/chapter-house-museum-opening-times-2022/
LOCATION:Chapter House\, Chapter Way\, London\, SW19 2RX\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Study afternoon: Merton Priory - the First 100 Years
DESCRIPTION:Founded in 1117\, Merton Priory quickly became one of the most important and influential Augustinian priories in the British Isles. This study afternoon explores Merton Priory during the twelfth century\, and the people who made it. Our speakers include: \n\nProfessor Janet Burton\, whose extensive bibliography includes Monastic and Religious Orders in Britain 1000–1300\, The Monastic Order in Yorkshire 1066–1215\, The Regular Canons in the British Isles\, The Cistercians in the Middle Ages\, and Monasteries and Society in Britain and Ireland in the Later Middle Ages\, and she has appeared on both radio and television. She is Professor of Medieval History at the University of Wales\, Trinity St David.\nDr David Robinson is the author of The Geography of Augustinian Settlement in Medieval England and Wales\, and The Cistercian Abbeys of Britain: Far from the Concourse of Men – two of the essential books in the medieval monastic historian’s armoury. One of the leading authorities on medieval buildings\, he’s written guidebooks for English Heritage and Cadw\, and articles for both academic journals and more popular organs like Country Life.\nDr Hugh Doherty \, Lecturer in Medieval History at the University of East Anglia. Hugh specialises in Europe’s history from the tenth to the twelfth centuries\, and was involved in the major Writs and Charters of William II and Henry I project. He is Vice-President of the Surtees Society\, and was historical consultant for Assassin’s Creed (2016). Hugh is an expert both on Augustinian priories and on Henry I’s sheriffs\, including the founder of Merton Priory.\nDr Ian Stone. Ian lives and breathes London’s history. His thesis was on the history book (the Liber de Antiquis Legibus) of one of its aldermen\, Arnold fitz Thedmar\, and\, alongside a busy teaching and lecturing schedule\, he is currently preparing an edition of this. He’s also writing a history of the Worshipful Company of Masons\, and gives frequent talks and workshops on the history of London and its merchants. (You can meet him on YouTube)\n\nThere’ll be plenty of opportunity for questions and answers. Tea is included! \nIt’s free to attend\, but we’d love you to register your interest on Eventbrite here.
URL:https://www.mertonpriory.org/event/study-afternoon-merton-priory-the-first-100-years/
LOCATION:Chapter House\, Chapter Way\, London\, SW19 2RX\, United Kingdom
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