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|   Print   | More ST MARY AND ST BEGA PRIORY ABOUT THIS MONUMENT + / - EH Visitor Information Related Monuments Related Text Investigation History More Pictures Modern Map Old Map Aerial Photograph Monument Types Sources Thesaurus Description DESCRIPTION + / - Chancel to priory church, now used as a music room for St.Bees School. Rebuilt in the late 12th century with the south aisle added in the late 13th - early C14th. In 1981, a medieval flagged floor was uncovered. back to top DETAIL + / - URL: http://www.pastscape.org/hob.aspx?hob_id=503340 MONUMENT NUMBER: 503340 COUNTY: CUMBRIA NMR NUMBER: NX 91 SE 38 DISTRICT: COPELAND LAST UPDATED: N/A PARISH: ST. BEES AREA: N/A STREET: N/A MARITIME LOCATION: N/A LOCATION: NX 9689 1210 back to top RELATED MONUMENTS + / - Monument Name/No Resources Description PRIORY OF ST MARY AND ST BEGA  ST. BEES Monument Pictures Monument Maps Monument Investigation Monument Sources EH Visitor Information A Benedictine Priory was founded here not before 1120 and dissolved in 1538. After the dissolution of the monasteries, the church of the old priory wa... MONUMENT NO. 503342  ST. BEES Monument Pictures Monument Maps Monument Investigation Monument Sources EH Visitor Information A cross which was built before 1099, associated with the Priory of St Mary and St Bega. back to top MONUMENT TYPES + / - MEDIEVAL PRIORY pre 1167 MEDIEVAL PRIORY 1167 to 1199 MEDIEVAL PRIORY 1267 to 1332 20TH CENTURY SCHOOL 1900 to 1999 20TH CENTURY SCHOOL 1981 back to top COMMENTS + / - Please help us keep our information accurate let us know if you see any errors on this page. Further information about monuments may be obtained by contacting NMR Enquiry and Research Services , through the English Heritage website. back to top