Bacton, Abbey 1933
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These are the ruins of Bromholm Priory, founded in 1113. It was famous for possessing 'the Holy Rood of Bromholm', said to be part of the true Cross. The village purchased it in 1223 and immediately miraculous cures began to happen, with dead people being restored to life. The same year Henry III visited the priory and granted the village a fair. There are interesting fragments of the priory remaining, particularly the transept, the chapter house and the dormitory.
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