Malmesbury Abbey in Wiltshire is one of the only English religious houses with a history lasting from the 600s to the dissolution of the monasteries under King Henry VIII ...

Known as the final resting place of Æthelstan, the first King of the English, Malmesbury Abbey has a long and varied history, being established in the seventh century in the village of Malmesbury ...

During the excavation, "24 identifiable skeletons" were found on the grounds of The Old Bell Hotel next to Malmesbury Abbey, in the U.K., according to a press release. The burials date back to the ...

The remains are believed to belong to members of a monastic community associated with Malmesbury Abbey, a 12th-century building of worship. The skeletons, which dated to between 670 and 940 AD ...

Anglo-Saxon King Athelstan has an empty memorial tomb in Malmesbury Abbey and is buried somewhere in the grounds, but nobody knows where. The town's museum is named after him and now has a coin ...

After the march the soldiers attended a service of remembrance to fallen comrades at Malmesbury Abbey. "This is the least we could do," said Malmesbury councillor Catherine Doody. She added ...

Malmesbury Abbey, known as the burial site of Æthelstan, the first King of the English, boasts an extensive history dating back to the 7th century in Wiltshire's Malmesbury village. It stands out ...