Church. Late C11 origins, C12 nave with C19 aisles, C13 chancel with C19 aisles and north porch, C12 lower stage to tower with C15 upper stage, with repairs and restorations of 1717, 1738-40 and rebuilding of 1839-41 and 1877 and alterations of 1930...

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Church 1852. Gothic Revival, late C13 - early C14 style. 1 bell dating to 1852 founded by C & G Mears.

In all there have been three Churches in the Parish of Bishopthorpe. The first was built in 1205c on the bank of the River Ouse in Bishopthorpe. The second was built on the same site in 1768 by Archbishop Drummond, after the demolition of the first. ...

Built 1872-74, with vestry added 1880. Designed by J B & W Atkinson. Red brick with blue brick banding , ashlar dressings and steep slate roofs with ashlar coped gables and kneelers. Chamfered ashlar plinth. Angle buttresses with ashlar set-offs, d...

Parish church. C14 north aisle; C15 chancel and south aisle, with reset mid C12 door; 1846-47 alterations including rebuilding of west end with tower, and north and south arcades. C19 building by Thomas Pickersgill. 3 bells: Bell 1 dates to 1658 ...

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Includes: No.7 St George's Church Rectory PeeL Street. Roman Catholic church, rectory, gates and railings. Church 1849-50, Rectory 1856; church altered and restored in 1901 and 1923, further restored and re-ordered in 1989-90. By Joseph and Charles H...

Church. Circa 1240 with restorations of 1814-18 by Henry Graham and 1863 by Ewan Christian. Probably by the masons of the south transept of York Minster. Magnesian Limestone, Westmorland slate. 2-bay aisled nave and single-bay aisled chancel with bel...

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