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Beauchief Abbey
Heritage Open Day: A hidden gem, the Oldest Building in Sheffield - set in a peaceful site, surrounded by parkland. 12th Century Tower and 17th Century Box Pews. The Abbey was founded in the 12th Century and is dedicated to Thomas a Becket of Canterbury. Beauchief belonged to the Premonstratensian Order whose members were Canons. It was dissolved by the Commissioners of Henry VIII in 1536. During the 1670s a small chapel was added to the medieval Tower. Weekly Church of England Services are held to this day in the original chapel.
Visitors can see the original Medieval Tower, the 17th century Chapel with its original box pews and the remains of the old monastery cloisters and fishponds. Lots to see in and around the site and learn more about the Christian traditions and lives that have been practised at Beauchief since the 1170s.
Visitors are welcome to join us for the Heritage Evensong after HODS on Sunday, 15th September, at 1500.
Visitors can see the original Medieval Tower, the 17th century Chapel with its original box pews and the remains of the old monastery cloisters and fishponds. Lots to see in and around the site and learn more about the Christian traditions and lives that have been practised at Beauchief since the 1170s.
Visitors are welcome to join us for the Heritage Evensong after HODS on Sunday, 15th September, at 1500.
Sat 14 Sep:1100-1500; Sun 15 Sep:1100-1500, followed by Evensong until 1600. ; Free Entry.
Beauchief Abbey, Beauchief Abbey Lane, Beauchief, Sheffield, South Yorkshire S8 7BD
Sat 14 September and Sun 15 September