Fountains Abbey; the story of a mediaeval monastery

George Hodges (1856 - 1919)

The story of Fountains Abbey, one of England's most famous medieval monasteries, from its foundation in the twelfth century to its suppression at the time of the Reformation; with a description of its various buildings, and an account of the daily life of the monks.
Summary by Patrick Randall

Genre(s): Art, Design & Architecture, Middle Ages/Middle History, Christianity - Other

Language: English

Keyword(s): england (367), yorkshire (12), medieval monasticism (1), cistercians (1)

Section Chapter Reader Time
Play 00 Preface Patrick Randall
00:08:03
Play 01 Ch. I The Beginning Patrick Randall
00:23:27
Play 02 Ch. II, The Growth of the Abbey. Part One: The Colonies Patrick Randall
00:10:28
Play 03 Ch. II, The Growth of the Abbey. Part Two: The Buildings Patrick Randall
00:20:54
Play 04 Ch. III, The Daily Life of the Monks, Part One Patrick Randall
00:16:23
Play 05 Ch. III, The Daily Life of the Monks, Part Two Patrick Randall
00:19:06
Play 06 Ch. III, The Daily Life of the Monks, Part Three Patrick Randall
00:09:13
Play 07 Ch. III, The Daily Life of the Monks, Part Four Patrick Randall
00:12:19
Play 08 Ch. III, The Daily Life of the Monks, Part Five Patrick Randall
00:20:16
Play 09 Ch. III, The Daily Life of the Monks, Part Six Patrick Randall
00:13:54
Play 10 Ch. IV, The Suppression Patrick Randall
00:16:40