Eynsham Abbey

Eynsham Abbey was a medieval monastery located in Oxfordshire, England, founded in the 12th century. It was established by Benedictine monks as a religious community dedicated to prayer, study, and service. Over time, the abbey grew in importance but was dissolved in the 16th century during the English Reformation, leading to its decline and dismantling. Today, only remnants and archaeological sites remain, offering insights into medieval monastic life and architecture. Eynsham Abbey played a key role in regional religion and culture during its centuries of operation.