St John’s Hospital almshouses

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St John’s Hospital almshouses are historic charitable dwellings in Abingdon, England, originating as medieval accommodation for the poor and elderly associated with the former Abingdon Abbey.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf almshouses
historic building complex
architecturalStyle Victorian (later alterations)
medieval
associatedWith Abingdon Abbey NERFINISHED
medieval hospital movement in England
category almshouses in Oxfordshire
charitable institutions in Oxfordshire
medieval hospitals in England
country England
currentUse sheltered housing for elderly residents
era Middle Ages
foundedAs hospital of St John NERFINISHED
function almshouses for poor and elderly (post-medieval)
hospital for poor and travellers (medieval)
governedBy charitable trust
hasFeature chapel (historical)
communal garden
courtyard layout
hasUse accommodation for the elderly
accommodation for the poor
charitable housing
heritage medieval foundation
heritageDesignation Grade II listed building
heritageStatus listed building
locatedIn Abingdon-on-Thames NERFINISHED
Oxfordshire
United Kingdom
locatedNear Thames
surface form: River Thames
locatedOn The Vineyard, Abingdon-on-Thames NERFINISHED
maintainedBy local charity
namedAfter Saint John NERFINISHED
near Abingdon town centre NERFINISHED
former site of Abingdon Abbey
originalPurpose care of the elderly
care of the poor
care of the sick
religious charity
partOf historic core of Abingdon-on-Thames
religiousAffiliation Christianity
Roman Catholic Church (historical) NERFINISHED
significance example of medieval charitable housing surviving in use
part of Abingdon’s monastic heritage

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remains of Abingdon Abbey hasPart St John’s Hospital almshouses