St George's Cullercoats, Grade I listed church building in Cullercoats, England.
St George's Cullercoats is a stone church built in the French Gothic style, featuring a tall spire that rises prominently above the coastal landscape. Inside, the walls and windows showcase detailed architectural details and decorative elements throughout.
This church was constructed in the 1880s following a commission to create a significant building. The design reflected architectural trends of that period in England.
This place serves as a gathering point with singing performances on Sundays that draw people from the area. The stained glass windows created by C.E. Kempe throughout the interior tell stories through light and color.
The building is generally open to visitors during daylight hours, allowing you to explore the interior at your own pace. Best visit during the day to see the stained glass windows with natural light.
A mechanical musical instrument from the 1880s sits within the building and retains its original parts and function. Few such instruments survive unchanged from this era.
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