Preston Greyfriars

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Preston Friary was a friary in Lancashire, England.

## Burials

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* Robert Holland, 1st Baron Holand
* Sr Thurstan De Holland (1220-1275)
* Sr Robert De Holland (d. 1242)

## References

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53°45′35″N 2°42′11″W﻿ / ﻿53.75985°N 2.703108°W﻿ / 53.75985; -2.703108﻿ (Preston Friary (approx. loc.))

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Buildings and structures in the City of Preston

Grade I|

* Harris Museum
* Preston Cenotaph

Places of worship|

* Preston: St Walburge

Grade II*|

* Arkwright House
* Avenham Park
* Miller Park
* Moor Park
* Sessions House

Places of worship|

* Preston: St George the Martyr
* St John's Minster
* St Mark
* St Peter
* St Wilfrid
* Syro-Malabar Cathedral (former St Ignatius)
* Ashton-on-Ribble: St Michael & All Angels

* Broughton: St John the Baptist
* Goosnargh: St Mary the Virgin
* Woodplumpton: St Anne

Grade II|

* Archbishop Temple School
* Black Horse
* Chingle Hall
* Church Cottage Museum
* Corn Exchange
* Covered Market
* Fulwood Barracks (including Lancashire Infantry Museum)
* The Guild
* Miller Arcade
* Museum of Lancashire
* Penwortham Old Bridge
* Preston bus station
* Preston railway station
* Preston Royal Infirmary
* Preston Town Hall
* Ribbleton railway station
* St Joseph's Orphanage
* Tulketh Mill
* Ye Horns Inn

Places of worship|

* Preston: All Saints
* Carey Baptist
* City
* Emmanuel
* English Martyrs
* Fishergate Baptist
* Moor Park Methodist
* Preston Central Methodist
* St Joseph
* St Luke
* St Mary
* St Paul
* St Thomas
* Ashton-on-Ribble: St Andrew

* Barton: St Lawrence
* Fernyhalgh: St Mary
* Grimsargh: St Michael
* Inglewhite: Congregational Chapel

Unlisted|

* County Hall
* Fishergate Shopping Centre
* The Green Man at Inglewhite
* HM Prison Preston
* Park Hotel
* The Plough at Eaves
* Preston Crown Court
* Preston Guild Hall
* RAF Barton Hall
* Royal Preston Hospital
* St George's Shopping Centre
* The Warehouse
* Kimberley Barracks

Places of worship|

* Preston: Jamea Masjid
* St Matthew
* Fulwood: Christ Church
* Ribbleton: St Mary Magdalene

Derelict or
demolished|

* Preston Castle
* Preston Greyfriars
* Red Scar Mill
* Tulketh Hall
* Tulketh Priory
* Whittingham Hospital

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* Mills in Preston
* Tallest in Preston

* Listed in Barton
* Broughton
* Goosnargh
* Grimsargh
* Haighton
* Lea
* Preston
* Whittingham
* Woodplumpton

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