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Located in Swine, Yorkshire. Built c.1180; early C14 and C15; west tower rebuilt 1787; C19 porch and vestry. Diocese of York. Grade I. Transitional and Decorated style.
Located in , Glamorgan. Built Founded 1130; cloister ranges late C12–early C13; church rebuilt c.1280–1330; dissolved 1539. Cistercian Gothic style.
Located in Margam, Glamorgan. Built Cistercian nave from 1147; E end reduced after 1536–7; restored 1805–10 and 1872–3. Diocese of Llandaff. Grade I. Norman nave; early C19 Romanesque Revival aisles style.
Located in Llanllugan, Powys. Built Fifteenth century; nunnery church founded c.1200; restored 1873–74. Diocese of St Asaph. Grade II*. Early Perpendicular style.
Located in Helmsley, Yorkshire. Built Founded 1131–32; fabric 12th–15th century. Grade I. Cistercian Gothic style.
Located in Downpatrick, County Down. Built Late 12th and 13th centuries; Cistercian house founded by John de Courcy. Early Gothic Cistercian style.
Located in Buildwas, Telford, Shropshire, England. Built 1135. Grade I listed building. Cistercian style.