Talk:Meaux Abbey
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I cannot find anything on the web about the use of the stones to build Hull's defences, but it is what we were always told. Any proof welcome!.
- This is recorded in the letters and papers of Henry V111 Foreign and domestic;
- There were also masons and plumbers stripping stone and lead from Meaux Abbey, while other masons were employed reshaping stone for re-use at Drypool (LPF & D Henry VIII 1542, vol 34)
