Glastonbury Tribunal

The Glastonbury Tribunal is a historic building located in Glastonbury, Somerset, England. Dating mainly from the fifteenth century, it is associated with the town’s medieval prosperity and its close relationship with Glastonbury Abbey. Despite its name, the building was probably not a court, but a merchant’s house or administrative property connected with abbey estates. Its stone façade, carved details, and domestic layout provide evidence of late medieval urban architecture. Today, the Glastonbury Tribunal is significant as a heritage monument and museum, preserving material evidence of local trade, religious influence, and social life in medieval Somerset.