Martin M. Miles' photos with the keyword: Prieuré Saint-Gabriel

The priory was established in 1058 by Benedictine monks of the powerful abbey in Fecamp (150 kms north east) with the of the local Baron of Creully. End of the 17th century, the priory was in decline and soon after the abbey church partly collapsed. Most of the conventual buildings got demolished, when the priory got sold after the French Revolution and converted into a farm. One of the still existing buildings is the former gatehouse. Here all the walls are covered with graffiti. Ships and boats can often be found carved into walls, especially (like here) near to the sea.

The priory was established in 1058 by Benedictine monks of the powerful abbey in Fecamp (150 kms north east) with the of the local Baron of Creully. End of the 17th century, the priory was in decline and soon after the abbey church partly collapsed. Most of the conventual buildings got demolished, when the priory got sold after the French Revolution and converted into a farm. One of the still existing buildings is the former gatehouse. Here all the walls are covered with graffiti.

The priory was established in 1058 by Benedictine monks of the powerful abbey in Fecamp (150 kms north east) with the of the local Baron of Creully. Most of the conventual buildings and the largest part of the abbey church got demolished, when the priory got sold after the French Revolution. Seen here is the ruin of the former choir. I did not intrude any further, as since 1929 here is a School of Horticulture. The website gives a nice overview. www.ecole-paysage-horticulture.fr/