On the ground

Easby in 1886: Unearthing the Medieval Ruin

Multiple dates and times available

Most of what we know about Easby Abbey is based on an archaeological excavation done in 1886. This interactive tour will tell the story of that dig, how it has shaped our view of the Abbey and how things might be done differently today.

Location

Easby Abbey, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 7EU, United Kingdom

Additional location/direction information

Access: Parts of the site are uneven and can become muddy. There are steps and stairs within the ruins.

Parking: The car park is signposted and is off the B6271. The abbey is next to the car park. Please consider donating £1 or £2 to St Agatha's Church.

Facilities: Nearby Richmond Castle has a shop and toilets - It is around a 1.5 mile walk from Easby. Richmond town has public toilets and a range of places to eat and drink.

Tours: Volunteer-led tours are available on various days throughout the summer season. Please check back for details.

Dogs: Dogs on leads are welcome.

Schedule

Sat, 13 Jul

2:00 PM

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3:00 PM

Thu, 18 Jul

2:00 PM

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3:00 PM

Duration of event

1 Hour

Additional booking information

Please email [email protected] to confirm your space.