Lanercost Priory and Church
Posted in Architecture, History at 12:00 on 18 September 2022
Lanercost Priory is not far and a bit east from Carlisle in Cumbria. It was founded in the Twelfth Century.
Just before his death Edward I of England (Malleus Scotorum of evil memory) also known as Longshanks, on his last campaign against the Scots and during his final illness spent some months at Lanercost, almost bankrupting the place.
Priory information board:-
The remains of the Priory lie behind the Church:-
In the grounds to the left is the stub of a cross, known as the Lanercost cross:-
Stitch of two photos. Remains of Priory. Church to left and cloisters and Dacre Hall even further left:-
Cloister area and Dacre Hall behind:-
From cloisters:-
Church wall:-
Tags: Edward I, Edward Longshanks, Lanercost Priory, Malleus Scotorum










