Fabric from the pre-conquest period is preserved at St. Andrew's in Corbridge.
The nave walls and the original West church of St. Andrew's church at Corbridge date to the seventh century and the west tower dates to the late Anglo-Saxon period.
Symeonis monachi opera omnia, vol. 2
Anglo-Saxon Architecture, vol. 1, 172-176.
Veiled Women, vol. 1, and vol. 2, 67-70.
In Historia regum, Simeon of Durham mentions an eighth century religious community at Corbridge. The only reference that religious women resided at this community comes from a poem by Warner of Rouen about a man who is sold to the community as a slave (
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