Church

A church is technically any building used for Christian worship.  For ABAB’s visiting purposes, it includes mainly historic parish churches and chapels, but excludes cathedrals – which are categorised separately.  There are thousands of historic churches in Britain, many of them medieval in origin.

St Leodegarius, Ashby St Ledgers

East Midlands, England Church, Free access
Medieval  Church authorities 

St Mary’s, Lastingham

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Church, Free access
Medieval, Saxon  Church authorities 

Holme Cultram Abbey

England, North West England Abbey-Monastery, Church, Free access, Royal connection
Medieval  Church authorities 

All Saints’, Brixworth

East Midlands, England Church, Free access
Norman, Saxon  Church authorities 

St Andrews, Dent

England, North West England Church, Free access, Supernatural
Medieval  Church authorities 

St Wilfred’s, Melling

England, North West England Church, Free access
Medieval  Church authorities 

St Helen and the Holy Cross, Sheriff Hutton

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Church, Free access, Royal connection
Medieval  Church authorities 

St Catherine’s, Eskdale

England, North West England Church, Free access
Medieval  Church authorities 

St Wilfred’s, Halton

England, North West England Church, Free access
Saxon  Church authorities 

Anne Bronte’s Grave

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Church, Free access, Literary, Memorial
Victorian  Church authorities 

All Saints’, Burton in Lonsdale

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Church, Free access
Victorian  Church authorities 

St John’s, Crosscanonby

England, North West England Church, Free access
Medieval  Church authorities 

St Mary’s, Studley Royal

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Church, Free access, World Heritage Site
Victorian  National Trust 

St Oswalds, Thornton in Lonsdale

England, Yorkshire and the Humber Church, Free access, Literary
Medieval  Church authorities 
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