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Print, St. Comgall at his monastery. Text: "St. Comgall settled in Bangor County Down in A.D.555 and in 560 founded the first monastery in the British Isles. It comprised not only a church but in addition a school and a mill." 1955, British Railways (London Midland Region) History Series.
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st comgall settled in bangor co down
Date
1955
Accession number
1998-12001
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