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The current '''Bath Abbey''' is the third church built on |
The current '''Bath Abbey''' is the third church built on its current location in the middle of [[Bath]]. |
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[[Image:bathabby.JPG]] |
[[Image:bathabby.JPG]] |
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The first church was built in [[757]] and survived until [[1066]] when it was destroyed during the [[Norman conquest]]. A new church was built in 1090 but due to lack of funds it soon fell into disrepair. |
The first church was built in [[757]] and survived until [[1066]] when it was destroyed during the [[Norman conquest]]. A new church was built in [[1090]] but due to lack of funds it soon fell into disrepair. |
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The current church was built in [[1499]] and is still in active use. |
The current church was built in [[1499]] and is still in active use. |
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==External link== |
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[http://www.bathabbey.org/ Bath Abbey] |
[http://www.bathabbey.org/ Bath Abbey] |
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Revision as of 10:49, 16 October 2002
The current Bath Abbey is the third church built on its current location in the middle of Bath.
The first church was built in 757 and survived until 1066 when it was destroyed during the Norman conquest. A new church was built in 1090 but due to lack of funds it soon fell into disrepair.
The current church was built in 1499 and is still in active use.