Part of the Hospital of St. Nicholas
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Part of the Hospital of St. Nicholas
Image: © Robert Edwards Taken: 15 Aug 2007
These ruins belong to the Hospital of St. Nicholas, one of five hospitals that once stood in Bury during the time before the abbey was destroyed. The actual window in this ruin, is said to have originally come from the former Leper Hospital of St. Petronilla.
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Image Location
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52.250158
Longitude
0.729204