The Tithe Barn (Bradford-on-Avon)
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Medieval / Middle Ages, Grade I Listed (UK), English Heritage, tithe barn
The Tithe Barn was built in the early 14th century as part of the medieval farmstead belonging to Shaftesbury Abbey. It was used to store the produce of the farm, and of the farms of the manor. Tenant farms contributed a 'tithe', meaning a tenth of their produce. King Ethelred gave the Manor of Bradford, including the monastery founded by St. Aldhelm, to the Abbess of Shaftesbury in 1001. The barn is now owned and maintained by English Heritage.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 51°20'33"N 2°15'18"W
- Birtsmorton Court 75 km
- Chichester walled city 117 km
- Holne Chase 142 km
- Medieval Field System 185 km
- Poulton Research Project/Poulton Abbey 203 km
- East Stoke Medieval Site 211 km
- Stock medieval settlement 289 km
- Wharram Percy 321 km
- Middle-Age city of Vitré 365 km
- Durrow Abbey 421 km
- Grip Wood 0.3 km
- Playing field 0.5 km
- Belcombe Court Estate 0.8 km
- Bradford-On-Avon Golf Club 1.2 km
- Becky Addy Wood 1.5 km
- Westwood Mine 1.8 km
- Midway Manor 1.9 km
- Rowley 2.5 km
- Avoncliff Woods 2.6 km
- Somerset 58 km