Abbot's Kitchen; Glastonbury Abbey - Glastonbury, England, UK - Quaker Meeting Houses on Waymarking.com

With King Henry VIII's Dissolution of Monestaries in 1539, the historic Glastonbury Abbey fell into ruin and was scavanged for building materials. Over a century later, the local Quakers took advantage of the ruined abbey by using the still standing "Abbot's Kitchen" as their meeting house before being forced out. Only a brief mention in an interpretive sign marks their tenure at Glastonbury Abbey.

Web Address: [Web Link] Physical Address: The Abbey Gatehouse Magdalene Street GLASTONBURY, Somerset United Kingdom BA6 9EL Year Built: 1420-1456 Still in Use?: no Hours of Worship: Not Listed

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