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https://www.elstow-abbey.org.uk › welcome
We hope that this website provides you with an introduction to this historic abbey church as well as giving you information about the current church regular services and other events

https://www.elstow-abbey.org.uk › our-past
Elstow Abbey was founded in 1078 by the Countess Judith niece of William the Conqueror It became one of the richer of the 106 Benedictine nunneries existing at the time and in its hey

https://www.elstow-abbey.org.uk › find-us-and-visit-us
Location The village of Elstow lies to the south of Bedford adjacent on one side to the Bedford Southern Bypass and parts of it merge with the southern suburbs of the town in the area of

https://www.elstow-abbey.org.uk › buildings
There is a War Memorial and some mural brasses which came to the Abbey from the Chapel of Elstow School in Ampthill Road now demolished The Altar Cross was a gift from the Old Boy s

https://www.elstow-abbey.org.uk › moot-hall
Elstow The Moot Hall Village Green Step into the world of John Bunyan when you can visit this delightful 15th century timber framed market hall set on Elstow Village Green

https://www.elstow-abbey.org.uk › whos-who
Curate Rev d Steve Marsh Ordained Elstow Abbey June 2023 Moved elsewhere June 2025

https://www.elstow-abbey.org.uk › john-bunyan
The foundations of his religious knowledge were built in Elstow Abbey but his faith came directly from the scriptures and its strength in due course led him out of the church doors and into

https://www.elstow-abbey.org.uk › elstow-tea-garden
Elstow Tea Garden is close to the historic 11th century Elstow Abbey the entrance is immediatly opposite the ruins of the former cloisters and Hillersden Mansion Just a minute s walk away is

https://www.elstow-abbey.org.uk › benedictine-past
The Abbey was founded in 1078 by Judith Countess of Huntingdon and Northampton niece of William I an heiress in her own right in France and widow of the young but powerful Earl