Gray's Almshouses (Taunton)
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listed building / architectural heritage, almshouses, Grade I Listed (UK)
Gray's Almshouses on East Street, Taunton, Somerset, England were founded by Robert Gray in 1615 for poor single women. It has been designated by English Heritage as a grade I listed building. The red brick buildings bear the arms of Robert Gray, dated 1635, and another arms of the Merchant Tailors. A small room is used as chapel and has original benches and a painted ceiling. It was one of the earliest brick buildings in the county.
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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray's_Almshouses,_Taunton
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Coordinates: 51°0'53"N 3°5'52"W
- Nos 32 & 33 East Street 0.1 km
- Cothelstone Manor Garden 8.9 km
- Quantock Lodge 14 km
- Crowcombe Heathfield Railway Station 14 km
- Albert Street Cutting 14 km
- Hemyock Castle 15 km
- Wiveliscombe Primary School 16 km
- Abbotsfield 16 km
- Cricket House 21 km
- Sir Gilbert Scott Court 23 km
- Vivary Park & Golf Course 0.8 km
- King's College 0.9 km
- Bishop Fox's School 1.1 km
- Musgrove Park Hospital 1.7 km
- Queen's College 1.9 km
- Taunton Deane Cemetery/Crematorium 2.6 km
- Taunton Race Course 3.1 km
- Taunton Deane Motorway Services Area, southbound 5.5 km
- Taunton and Pickeridge Golf Club 5.6 km
- Somerset 17 km
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