A history of the castles, mansions, and manors of western Sussex (1876)
Elwes, Dudley George Cary, 1837-, Robinson, Charles John, 1833-1898 · London : Longmans · leaf 130
scount Montague. The refectory, dormitory, and cells are still standing. The cloister, whichconnected the establishment with the south aisle of Easebourne church (used bythe nuns as their chapel) is entirely destroyed, and the aisle is in a state of ruin. The illustrations which, by the kindness of… … EASEBOURNE REFECTORY (exTERIOR). M>^S^J •V/lf f -Vnr
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