Furness Abbey, 1892
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The red sandstone walls of Furness Abbey were built in the 12th century, started under the Savigny Order by Stephen, Count of Boulogne, later King of England. It later became a part of the Cistercian empire, second only in importance and wealth to Fountains Abbey in the Yorkshire Dales.
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