Brixworth Abbey

Brixworth Abbey was a monastic house in Northamptonshire, England.

The church, thought to have been of basilican plan, was devastated during the Danish invasion of 876, and converted into All Saints' Church in the tenth century, when the original western entrance was formed into a tower.^[1]

References

↑ Historic England. "Details from image database (360072)". Images of England.

Monasteries in Northamptonshire
Augustinian	Canons Ashby Priory Chacombe Priory Fineshade Priory Grafton Regis Priory Northampton Abbey Northampton Austin Friars Rothwell Priory
Benedictine	Brixworth Abbey Deene Priory Everdon Priory Weedon Monastery Weedon Beck Priory Weedon Pinkney Priory Wothorpe Priory
Carmelite	Northampton Whitefriars
Cistercian	Catesby Priory Pipewell Abbey Sewardsley Priory
Cluniac	Daventry Priory Delapré Abbey Fotheringhay Nunnery St Andrew's Priory, Northampton Preston Capes Priory
Dominican	Northampton Blackfriars
Franciscan	Northampton Greyfriars Northampton Nunnery
Friars of the Sack	Northampton Friars of the Sack
Knights Hospitaller	Dingley Preceptory Guilsborough Preceptory
Premonstratensian	Kalendar Priory Sulby Abbey
Independent or Unknown	Castor Priory Wermundsey Monastery

Coordinates: 52°20′02″N 0°54′17″W / 52.33389°N 0.90472°W / 52.33389; -0.90472

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