Monument record MLI70139 - THE OLD BISHOP'S PALACE, LINCOLN

Summary

THE OLD BISHOP'S PALACE, LINCOLN

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PRN 70139 REMAINS OF MEDIEVAL BISHOP'S PALACE. LATE 12TH AND EARL 13TH CENTURY RANGE OF DOMESTIC BUILDINGS WITH 14TH AND 15TH CENTURY EXTENSIONS. PALACE DESTROYED DURING THE CIVIL WAR. {1}, HTM 50M The remains of the former Bishop's Palace are Grade I Listed. The East hall dates from c.1175 and was built for Bishop Chesney. The West hall, kitchen and service buildings to south, were built in 1186 to 1224, for Hugh of Avalon and Hugh of Wells. These were repaired and crenellated by Bishop Burghersh. The gate tower, west hall bay window and chapel range date from 1436 to 1449, and were built for Bishop Alnwick. The buildings were partly demolished in 1648. The chapel range was demolished in 1725 but restored in 1838. Alnwick Tower was also restored at this date. The former stables are now offices and were built in c.1876. {4}

Sources/Archives (4)

  •  Scheduling Record: HBMC. AM 7. -.
  •  Scheduling Record: HBMC. 1988. AM 107. SAM 97.
  •  Bibliographic Reference: CHAPMAN, H., COPPACK, G. AND DREWETT, P.. 1975. EXCAVATIONS AT THE OLD BISHOP'S PALACE, LINCOLN. OCCASIONAL PAPERS 1.
  •  Article in Serial: FAULKNER P A. 1974. ARCHAEOLOGICAL JOURNAL. VOL 131 PP 340ff.

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Location

Grid reference Centred SK 97795 71691 (62m by 69m)
Civil Parish MINSTER, LINCOLN, LINCOLNSHIRE

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Apr 17 2021 2:03PM

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