Norton Priory

Norton Priory is a notable site in Norton, Runcorn, Cheshire, England, involving the remaining parts of a convent complex dating from the 12th to 16th hundreds of years, and 18th century nation house; it is currently a historical center. The remaining parts are a planned old landmark and are recorded in the National Heritage List for England as an assigned Grade I recorded building. They are viewed as the most vital religious stays in Cheshire. The site was opened to general society in the 1970s. It incorporates an exhibition hall, the unearthed vestiges, and the encompassing greenery enclosure and forest. In 1984, the different walled cultivate was upgraded and opened to the general population.

Norton Priory is currently a guest fascination, and the historical center trust sorts out a program of occasions, presentations, instructive courses, and effort ventures. In August 2016 a bigger and much expanded exhibition hall opened. The historical center contains data identifying with the historical backdrop of the site and a portion of the antiquities found amid the unearthings. These incorporate cut pine box covers, medieval mosaic tiles, ceramics, copyist's composition hardware and household things from the different structures on the site, for example, catches, brushes and wig stylers.