St Mary's Church, Edwinstowe, Medieval parish church in Edwinstowe, England.
St Mary's Church is a medieval parish church in Edwinstowe featuring traditional English ecclesiastical architecture with carefully preserved historical details. The interior contains an organ built in 1862 by the craftsmen of Forster and Andrews.
The church was constructed around 1175 as a medieval parish building serving the local community. Major restoration work took place in 1869 and 1890, which renewed the structure and secured it for future generations.
The church serves as the spiritual center of the village with regular services and community gatherings that bring local people together. It has shaped the religious and social life of Edwinstowe residents for generations.
The church is located on Church Street in the village center and is easy to find. Visitors should be aware that access and visiting conditions depend on local activities and community events taking place.
Local tradition holds that Robin Hood married Maid Marian within these walls, linking the church to England's most famous outlaw legends. This connection to medieval folklore makes the building special for visitors drawn to such stories.
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