What is recorded here
This stone commemorative plaque records: The Hospital of The Blessed Virgin Mary. Founded A.D.1158-1170. Removed to this site about 1253
The Hospital of The Blessed Virgin Mary, founded between 1158 and 1170, was an important medieval institution providing care for the sick and pilgrims; its relocation to a new site around 1253 reflects the evolving needs of healthcare infrastructure in medieval England.
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