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In page Our Lady of Walsingham:

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The historian J. C. Dickinson (1959) asserts that the former Anglo-Saxon chapel at Walsingham was established in 1053, during the reign of Edward the Confessor, confirming that it predates both the shrine and the later Augustinian priory. While this chapel served as an early Christian worship site, the shrine—known as the Holy House—has traditionally been believed to have been established in 1061, as recorded in the Pynson Ballad. However, Dickinson's research disputes this claim, arguing that the shrine was founded later, likely between 1130 and 1153, based on historical records rather than the traditional account of Lady Richeldis' legendary visions.[citation needed]