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Holmcultram Abbey på Commons Den tidligere klosterkirken, det eneste som i dag er igjen av klosteret. Holmcultram Abbey (også skrevet Holm Cultram Abbey eller Holme Cultram Abbey ) var et kloster tilhørende Cistercienserordenen som ble grunnlagt i 1150 i hva som i dag er den engelske landsbyen Abbeytown i Cumbria .
Grid Ref : NY 177508. Holme Cultram Abbey was founded in 1150 by the Cistercian Monks from Melrose Abbey on the Scottish Borders. In the 15th Century the abbey was much larger than it is today, in fact it was bigger than Carlisle Cathedral. In 1538 with the dissolution of the monasteries the land passed to the Crown, and the monks were dispersed.
Holmcultram Abbey was founded in 1150 by Prince Henry, son of David I King of Scotland. Prince Henry ruled over the province in the north of England called Cumberland, which had been ceded to Scotland by King Stephen (1135-54).
Christian of Whithorn. Christian of Whithorn was Bishop of Whithorn (1154–1186), the second incumbent of that Episcopal See since it had been resurrected by King Fergus of Galloway earlier in the 12th century. It has been suggested by some scholars that Christian had been a Cistercian monk, possibly one of the brethren at Holm Cultram in ...
The abbey was colonised with monks from Holmcultram in Cumberland, with which it maintained close ties in the early years. The construction of the stone church began almost immediately. In 1222, and again in 1237, abbots of Grey Abbey went on to become abbots of Holmcultram. The Latin name of the abbey is Iugum Dei, which
