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The Old Grange, Littledean

Gloucestershire

 

 'The Grange' was a possession of Flaxley Abbey. Flaxley was founded as a house of Cistercian monks some time between 1151 and 1154, by Roger, son of Milo Fitzwalter, Earl of Hereford. By tradition the monastery was built on the spot where Milo had been killed in a hunting accident in 1143.

Never a rich house, it held the manors of Blaisdon and Wallmore, and besides Littledean, lands in Newnham, Polton, Howle, Goodrich, Climperwell, Arlingham, Dymock, Newland, Coleford and Staunton.

 
 
 
 
 
   

The Grange, abandoned in the later 19th century, the shell was demolished in 1962

   

 

   

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