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The Bar Convent Living Heritage Exhibition
Be inspired by over 300 years of history at England’s oldest living convent.
The Bar Convent on Blossom Street was established in 1686 as a school for girls. Today, the grade I listed buildings are open to the public. Visit our interactive exhibition to discover York’s fascinating religious history and how the convent survived times of turmoil, persecution and two world wars. Hear the incredible stories of the radical Yorkshire nun and pioneer Mary Ward, Yorkshire martyr Margaret Clitherow an
The Bar Convent on Blossom Street was established in 1686 as a school for girls. Today, the grade I listed buildings are open to the public. Visit our interactive exhibition to discover York’s fascinating religious history and how the convent survived times of turmoil, persecution and two world wars. Hear the incredible stories of the radical Yorkshire nun and pioneer Mary Ward, Yorkshire martyr Margaret Clitherow an
This exhibition is open from Monday to Saturday, 10am to 5pm. Adults are £5, concessions are £4 and children are £2. A family ticket (two adults and two children) is available for £10.
17 Blossom Street, York, North Yorkshire YO24 1AQ
Wed 2 Sep to Sat 31 Oct 2020
Website:
www.bar-convent.org.uk
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