Template:MonasticHouses Bristol England

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Foundation	Image	Communities/provenance	Alt. Name	Formal Name/dedication	References	Location
Austin Friary, Bristol		Augustinian Friars fd. 1313 by Sir Simon and Sir William Montacute; dis. 1538; granted to Maurice Dennis c.1543			British History Online:[1] English Heritage Pastscape:[2]	[3]
Black Friary, Bristol		Dominican Friars fd. 1227/8 by Sir Maurice Gaunt; dis. 1538 and granted to William Chester subsequently The Friars Quaker meeting house now Bristol Register Office			British History Online:[4] English Heritage Pastscape:[5]	[6]
Grey Friary, Bristol		Franciscan Friars fd. 1234; dis.; granted to Mayor and citizens c.1541			British History Online:[7] English Heritage Pastscape:[8] Internet Archive:[9]
White Friary, Bristol		Carmelite Friars fd. 13thC site successively occupied by a mansion and a boys' school; site now occupied by Colston Hall			British History Online:[10] Philharmonia Orchestra:[11] Colston Hall:[12]	[13]
Sack Friary, Bristol		Friars of the Sack founded by 1266 dissolved post1286 church continued in use 1322			British History Online:[14] English Heritage Pastscape:[15]
St Mary Magdelene Nunnery, Bristol		Nuns, fd. 12thC by Eva, wife of Robert FitzHarding; dis.; granted to Henry Brayne and John Marsh		St Mary Magdalene
St James's Priory, Bristol		Benedictine monks fd. 1120s, built by Robert, son of Henry I; dis.; granted to Henry Brayne c.1543 parish church 1374 fell into disuse 1980s in custodianship of the Little Brothers of Nazareth since 1996		The Priory Church of Saint James, Bristol	British History Online:[16] About Bristol:[17]	[18]
Bristol Cathedral Abbey+		Augustinian Canons Regular fd. 1140 Ry Robert FitzHarding;1538/9 diocesan cathedral 1542-present		The Abbey Church of Saint Augustine; Bristol The Cathedral Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, Bristol	British History Online:[19] Bristol Cathedral:[20] About Bristol:[21] visitbristol.co.uk:[22]	[23]