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William of Laneham. The buildings consisted of small houses, a chapel, and a dining hall with kitchens, a buttery and a brewhouse, all built around a green. There was also a record room, and behind the buildings lay a garden and an orchard. In 1396, the site was improved by the construction of a latrine, and a bridge across
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1831, but by 1859 it was again in disrepair. By 1925, its north wall was leaning and had to be stabilised. In 1961, its roof was removed and the walls were lowered, the materials being stacked inside and the building being left as a ruin. It was later restored, and has since housed the York
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in 1977, and in 1984, the hall was restored and an extension was added. It is now jointly owned by the
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In the 17th-century, the chapel became dilapidated, and its east gable was mostly rebuilt in brick. The chapel was renovated in 1757, and in 1787 a new bell was added. The chapel was damaged in a fire in 1819, and the windows in its north wall were then bricked up. The building was repaired in
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Bedern Chapel was built around 1252, out of magnesian limestone. Internally, it is a single space; a gallery was later added but subsequently removed. Two of the vicars choral, Thomas de Otteby and
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