Bourne Abbey

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Bourne Abbey is a historic medieval church in Bourne, Lincolnshire, England, notable for its Norman architecture and long-standing role as a local religious center.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Grade I listed building
abbey church
parish church
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
Norman architecture
category Augustinian monasteries in England
Churches in Lincolnshire
Grade I listed churches in Lincolnshire
country England
dedicatedTo Saint Paul
Saint Peter
linked to: Apostle Peter
denomination Church of England
diocese Diocese of Lincoln
era medieval period
foundedAs Augustinian priory
foundedInCentury 12th century
foundedInYear 1138
founder Baldwin FitzGilbert
function local religious centre
place of Christian worship
hasFeature Norman nave arcades
medieval stonework
stained glass windows
tower
hasMaterial stone
hasParishChurchRole principal Anglican church in Bourne
heritageDesignation Grade I listed
heritageRegister National Heritage List for England
isPartOf historic centre of Bourne
locatedIn Bourne
Lincolnshire
United Kingdom
notableFor Norman architectural elements
continuous religious use since the Middle Ages
parish Bourne Abbey parish
linked to: Bourne Abbey
province Province of Canterbury
religiousOrder Augustinian Canons
status active church
underwent Victorian restoration
usedAs parish church after the Dissolution of the Monasteries
usedFor Anglican worship services
baptisms
community events
funerals
weddings

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Bourne hasLandmark Bourne Abbey
Bourne hasReligiousBuilding Bourne Abbey Church of St Peter and St Paul
linked to: Bourne Abbey
Bourne, Lincolnshire hasAttraction Bourne Abbey
Bourne Abbey parish Bourne Abbey parish
linked to: Bourne Abbey