visit the stamford friary sites
THE STAMFORD FRIARY CONUNDRUM EXPLAINED & GUIDED WALK
Information on ‘Joan the fair maid of kent, 1st princess of wales’
SELECTED HISTORIC MAPS OF STAMFORD
Map M1: Parliamentary Map Lincolnshire, surveyed by T Baderslade & engraved by W Toms 1742
Map M8 ‘Prospect of the town of Stanford from Parson’s Cross' 1719, in Peck 1727, Plate 3
Maps M3, M3a and M3b: Stamford town plan based on 1887 OS 1:2500, artwork by P Clark 2018
Map M11 ’Speed’s Map of Stamford taken in 1600, amended by W Harrod 1785’
Gallery
Burnham Norton, White Friars gatehouse (exterior)
Burnham Norton, White Friars gatehouse (internal view)
Chichester, chancel of the Grey Friars church
King’s Lynn, Grey Friars hexagonal bell tower
Canterbury, Grey Friars guest house built over River Stour
Norwich, White Friars gate, removed to Arminghall Hall, Bixley. Now installed at Norwich Magistrates' Courts
Grantham, Grey Friars conduit house, market place
Lincoln, remains of friary infirmary at the Grey Friars
Stamford, gate ascribed to the Grey Friars or the White Friars (exterior)
King’s Lynn, White Friars gatehouse (exterior)
Lewes, Grey Friars gateway (exterior)
Dunwich, entrance to walled site of the Grey Friars
