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The Commandery

The Commandery is a historic building open to visitors and located in the city of Worcester, England. It opened as a museum in 1977 and was for a while the only museum in England dedicated solely to the Civil Wars. The Commandery ceased to be a Civil War museum when it reopened to the public in May 2007, having undergone a year and a half of…

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Owner
Worcester City Council
Location
Worcester, Worcestershire, England
Completed
c. 1470 (oldest parts of current building)
Construction started
950s (Chapel of St. Gudwal) · c. 1085 (Hospital of St. Wulfstan) · 1460–1470 (current building)
Demolished
1540 (Hospital of St. Wulfstan) · 18th century (Chapel of St. Gudwal)
Floor count
2

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The name "Commandery"

  • Nash Treadway Russell Nash

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The Commandery

Nodes49
Edges48
Triples105
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.040816
Components1

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The Commandery

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related to 17th and 18th centuries · 25
The Commandery → Battle, Before, Chapel, Charles II, Commandery, Dandridge, During, English Civil War, Fort Royal Hill, Gudwal, It, John Dandridge, King Charles, King Charles II, Roundhead, Royalist, September, Sidbury Gate, St, The
related to 16th century · 17
The Commandery → Also, Chapel, Christ Church, Commandery, England, Gudwal, Henry VIII, King, Morysyne, One, Oxford, Richard Morysyne, Royal Privy Chamber, St, The Hospital, What, Wulfstan
related to 11th to 15th centuries · 16
The Commandery → According, Bishop, Chapel, Commandery, Eldersfield, Gudwal, Hospital, Saint Wulfstan, St, The, The Miracles, This, Thomas, Worcester, Wulfstan, Ysabel
related to The name "Commandery" · 16
The Commandery → According, By, Commander, Commandery, Crusades, He, Hospital, Knights, Knights Hospitaler, Knights Templar, Nash, No, St Wulfstan, The, Walter, Wredens
related to 19th to 21st centuries · 11
The Commandery → Between, Blind Sons, During, Gentlemen, His, Mence, Reverend Robert Hugh Blair, Reverend Samual Strong Forster, Richard Mugg-Mence, The, Worcester College
Renovated · 4
The Commandery → 1460–1470 (first renovation), 1708–c. 1794 (third renovation), 1987–2007 (fourth renovation), c. 1540 (second renovation)
Construction started · 3
The Commandery → 1460–1470 (current building), 950s (Chapel of St. Gudwal), c. 1085 (Hospital of St. Wulfstan)
Demolished · 2
The Commandery → 1540 (Hospital of St. Wulfstan), 18th century (Chapel of St. Gudwal)
related to External links · 2
The Commandery → City Museums, Interior
Completed · 1
The Commandery → c. 1470 (oldest parts of current building)

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hospital commandery st building worcester wulfstan century chapel gudwal city england museum thomas first around known 1540 15th master also

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The CommanderyCompletedc. 1470 (oldest parts of current building)1.00infobox
The CommanderyConstruction started950s (Chapel of St. Gudwal)1.00infobox
The CommanderyConstruction startedc. 1085 (Hospital of St. Wulfstan)1.00infobox
The CommanderyConstruction started1460–1470 (current building)1.00infobox
The CommanderyCoordinates.mw-parser-output .geo-default,.mw-parser-output .geo-dms,.mw-parser-output .geo-dec{display:inline}.mw-parser-output .geo-nondefault,.mw-parser-output .geo-multi-punct,.mw-pars…1.00infobox
The CommanderyDemolished1540 (Hospital of St. Wulfstan)1.00infobox
The CommanderyDemolished18th century (Chapel of St. Gudwal)1.00infobox
The CommanderyFloor count21.00infobox
The CommanderyFormer namesHospital of St. Wulfstan1.00infobox
The CommanderyLocationWorcester, Worcestershire, England1.00infobox
The CommanderyOpened1977 (The Commandery Museum)1.00infobox
The CommanderyOwnerWorcester City Council1.00infobox
The CommanderyRenovated1460–1470 (first renovation)1.00infobox
The CommanderyRenovatedc. 1540 (second renovation)1.00infobox
The CommanderyRenovated1708–c. 1794 (third renovation)1.00infobox
The CommanderyRenovated1987–2007 (fourth renovation)1.00infobox
The CommanderyStructural systemTimber framing1.00infobox
The Commanderyis ahistoric building open to visitors and located in the city of Worcester0.90text

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