The ruins of Minster Lovell Hall

Minster Lovell Hall was a 15th century manor house once belonging to William Lovel's descendant, Lord Lovell.

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Minster Lovell

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Cottages in Old Minster, Minster Lovell

Minster Lovell is village of two halves either side of the River Windrush and the main road. New Minster is mainly a residential area on the south side of the river and main road, whereas in attractive Old Minster little cottages with thatched or Cotswold stone roofs line the road. The name "Minster" in the name of the village suggests that the village may have had a Saxon minster. The suffix "Lovell" was added to the name from the 13th century when a William Lovel held land here.

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Minster Lovell, Village Scenes, English Cottages

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St. Kenelm's Church, Minster Lovell

The present building for St. Kenelm's Church was constructed in 1450 on the site of an earlier 12th century church. Saint Kenelm was a Saxon prince, and the name "Minster" in the name of the village suggests that the village may have had a Saxon minster.

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Minster Lovell, Churches, Oxfordshire Churches

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The ruins of Minster Lovell Hall

Minster Lovell Hall was a 15th century manor house once belonging to William Lovel's descendant, Lord Lovell.

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Minster Lovell, Buildings and Structures

Camera Make: Canon Model: Canon EOS 500D

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