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'Abbey' in itself denotes the Christian monastic community and its buildings, that is presided over by an abbot. Abbeys are listed there, organized by Order.
Well-known 'fictional abbeys', not listed, include:

★ Redwall Abbey

★ Jane Austen's ''Northanger Abbey''

★ Rabelais' Abbey of Theleme.
'Abbey' may refer to:
;Locations and things

★ Abbey (bank), a UK bank, part of the Spanish bank, Banco Santander Central Hispano S.A

★ The Abbey Theatre of Dublin opened in 1904

★ Abbey Road, north London is the site of Abbey Road Studios where The Beatles' ''Abbey Road'' was recorded

★ Abbey Stadium is homeground for Cambridge United F.C.

★ There is a town, Abbey, Saskatchewan in Canada

★ The Devon, England village of Abbey

★ The Abbey (Daytona Beach, Florida), a historic site in Florida

★ The Abbey (Oakland, California)

★ The Abbey (club), a gay bar and nightclub in West Hollywood, California

★ Abbey (coachbuilder) was an English car body builder of the 1930s

★ Abbey (1922 automobile), a short-lived British friction-drive car made by the defunct Abbey Auto Engineering Co. Ltd

★ Among many English country houses named "Abbey", Neo-Gothic Fonthill Abbey was never an abbey

★ Abbey, a British caravan manufacturer.

★ ''The Abbey (documentary)'', a 1995 BBC TV documentary film on Westminster Abbey

★ ''The Abbey (TV series)'', 2007 ITV drama
;People
People with the surname 'Abbey':

★ Edward Abbey (1927–1989), American author

★ Edwin Austin Abbey (1852–1911), artist and illustrator

★ Henry Eugene Abbey (1846–1896), theatre manager and producer

★ Lynn Abbey (born 1948), an American author

★ Nathan Abbey (born 1978), an English football (soccer) player

★ Zema Abbey (born 1977), an English football (soccer) player
The first name Abigail is shortened most usually to "Abby".

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★ Abby