Chelmsford Friary, also Chelmsford Priory and Chelmsford Blackfriars, was a Dominican friary in Moulsham in Chelmsford, Essex, England. Its foundation date is unknown but lay between 1234 and 1277, when it received alms from Edward I. It was dissolved in 1538 and granted to Thomas Mildmay. The buildings were mostly demolished then, and the remaining couple in the 18th century, and no visible remains now survive, although the site has been excavated.
References
- ^ Heritage Gateway: Historic England Research Records - Chelmsford Blackfriars (accessed 22 February 2024)
- ^ Chelmsford City Council: The Dominican Priory (accessed 22 February 2024)
- British History Online - Victoria County Histories - "Friaries: Black friars of Chelmsford", in A History of the County of Essex: Volume 2, ed. William Page and J Horace Round (London, 1907), pp. 179–180. (accessed 22 February 2024)
- Historic England: Chelmsford Dominican Priory. Human Bone Report. Justine Bayley, 11 March 1975 (accessed 22 February 2024)
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