Plaque № 48781

124A Tower Bridge Road, London, SE1 3NG

Bermondsey Abbey Was Founded In AD 1089 When King William Rufus Granted The Manor Of Bemondsey To La Carite-sur-Loire, Clunian Monastery. There May Have Been A Monastery Here In Saxon Times As A Document Of AD 715 Refers To Monasteries At Bermondsey And Woking.

Plaque № 48781 Photo

plaque № 48781 - Bermondsey Abbey was founded in AD 1089 when King William Rufus granted the manor of Bemondsey to La Carite-sur-Loire, Clunian monastery. There may have been a monastery here in Saxon times as a document of AD 715 refers to monasteries at Bermondsey and Woking.

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