Christchurch Priory and Constable's House
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Christchurch Priory and Constable's House
Image: © Les Wayles Taken: Unknown
The Priory Church is all that remains of a large monastery. It is the longest parish church in England. Constable's House has the earliest example of a Norman cylindrical chimney. Both buildings date from the 11th century.
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Image Location
Latitude
50.731891
Longitude
-1.770406