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Peterborough and Spalding.
Crowland contains two
sites of
historical interest,
Crowland Abbey and
Trinity Bridge.
Crowland The town's two
historical points...
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Crowland Abbey (historically
often spelled Croyland Abbey; Latin: Croilandia) is a
Church of
England parish church,
formerly part of a
Benedictine abbey...
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Saint Guthlac of
Crowland (Old English: Gūðlāc; Latin: Guthlacus; 674 – 714 AD) was a
Christian hermit and
saint from
Lincolnshire in England. He is particularly...
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Bridge is a
unique three-way
stone arch
bridge that
stands at the
heart of
Crowland, Lincolnshire, England.
While it once
spanned the
divergence of the River...
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Croyland Chronicle, also
called Crowland Chronicle, is an
important primary source for
English medieval history,
particularly the late 15th century...
- the murder, so she
departed the
court and
retired to the
Crowland Abbey in the Fens of
Crowland,
where she
lived as a
recluse for 40 years,
until her death...
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Crowlands could refer to:
Crowlands, Victoria,
Australia Crowlands railway station,
Victoria An area of Romford,
United Kingdom Crowlands railway station...
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resulted in the
village of Chippawa,
Willoughby Township, and part of
Crowland Township being annexed into
Niagara Falls. An
internment camp for Germans...
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village is 3.8
miles (6 km) west of
Thorney and 4.5
miles (7 km)
south of
Crowland, both
known for
their historic abbeys. The
hamlet of Eye
Green is immediately...
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district of Lincolnshire, England.
Rising just east of Sisson's Farm near
Crowland it
flows very
roughly eastwards,
following the
general line of the River...
