Marrick Priory: a Benedictine nunnery and later parish church with fishponds, mill mound, ironworks, longhouse, trackways and an Iron-Age house platform
No. 1225 of 5,435 in the Yorkshire Dales, No. 597 for history. History, 3.2 km from Reeth.
The site of a Benedictine nunnery that later became a parish church, with remains of fishponds, a mill mound, ironworks, a longhouse, trackways and an Iron Age house platform. It is a scheduled monument.Written by Claude from the facts on this page (describe-v1, 2026-10-30).
Facts
- Heritage
- Scheduled monumentHistoric England, National Heritage List for England, checked 2026-10-30
- Best months
- Any time of yearoffyougo rules
Why it ranks here
Score 0.57 for any trip, from the same formula as every place.- Interests: History and heritage
- Detail in OpenStreetMap: no (weight 0.15)
- Has a website: no (weight 0.1)
- Heritage listing: 60% (weight 0.15)
- Wikipedia and Wikimedia pages: no (weight 0.25)
