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PREMONSTRATENSIAN ALIEN CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Premonstratensian order dependent on a foreign mother house. |
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AUGUSTINIAN ALIEN CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Augustinian order dependent on a foreign mother house. |
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BENEDICTINE ALIEN CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Benedictine order dependent on a foreign mother house. |
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PREMONSTRATENSIAN CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Premonstratensian order dependent on an English mother house. |
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CISTERCIAN ALIEN CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Cistercian order dependent on a foreign mother house. |
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TIRONIAN ALIEN CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Order of Tiron dependent on a foreign mother house. |
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ANCHORESSES CELL * |
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| A small dwelling for the solitary confinement of a pious reclusive religious woman or nun, often attached to the north wall of a church. A squint enabled the occupant to witness the Mass. |
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AUGUSTINIAN CELL * |
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| A small monastery or nunnery of the Augustinian order dependent on a larger mother house. |
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BENEDICTINE CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Benedictine order dependent on an English mother house. |
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CELLAR DWELLING * |
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| A basement or cellar, usually within a house, leased as a separate dwelling. |
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CELLARERS RANGE * |
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| Living and working quarters for the cellarer who was in charge of provisions and the running of the cellar. |
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CISTERCIAN CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Cistercian order dependent on an English mother house. |
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GILBERTINE CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Gilbertine order dependent on an English mother house. |
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ANCHORITE CELL * |
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| A small dwelling for the solitary confinement of a pious reclusive religious man or monk, often attached to the north wall of a church. A squint enabled the occupant to witness the Mass. |
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SAVIGNIAC CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Savigniac order dependent on a foreign mother house. The order was originally founded by monks in Savigny, Normandy, in 1105 and first established in Britain in 1123 at Tulket, Preston. |
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SPIRIT CELLAR * |
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| A building or subterranean structure used for the storage of spirits. |
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CLUNIAC CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks of the Cluniac order dependent on an English mother house. |
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BEER CELLAR * |
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| A building or subterranean structure used for the storage of beer. |
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FISH CELLAR * |
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| A building where fish are stored. Often taking the form of a single storey building with one room, but also may provide living accommodation for a fisherman above. Found mainly in the South West of England. |
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MEAT CELLAR * |
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| A building or subterranean structure used for the storage of meat. |
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WINE CELLAR * |
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| A building or subterranean structure used for the storage of wine. |
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ALIEN CELL * |
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| A residence of two or three monks dependent on a foreign mother house sent to exploit a distant estate. Alien houses were officially suppressed in 1414. |
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CELL BLOCK * |
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| A building containing a number of single roomed cells used for detaining prisoners. |
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CELLAR * |
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| A room or group of rooms usually below the ground level and usually under a building, often used for storing fuel, provisions or wines. |
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CELL * |
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| A monastic enclave dependent on a mother house. |
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