was required to pay for their upkeep until they died. The priory buildings and estate were broken up into several farms. The priory itself became Gudum Kloster Farm (Danish:Gudum Klostergård). The priory and church tower burned down in 1631 leaving no evidence it had existed. The church survived and the old entrances for the nuns and original low windows can still be seen. A bell tower was added to the medieval church after the 1631 fire. A flood on the river in 1838 resulted in the relocation of the mill to its present location just outside Humlum on the Lemvig Road. Sources Gudum Kloster og Kirke Viborg Amts Miljø Pjece, nd: Klostre i Midt or Nord Jylland References Danmarks Stats Arkiver: Gudum Kloster Benedictine monasteries in Denmark Benedictine nunneries in Denmark Monasteries dissolved under the Danish Reformation