All Saints Church, Bakewell, Medieval parish church in Bakewell, England.
The stone building features a central tower, pointed arches, expansive nave, and numerous stained glass windows throughout its architectural design.
The church's foundation dates to 920, while the current structure incorporates elements from Norman architecture of the 12th century and later modifications.
The Newark section contains alabaster monuments dedicated to notable local families, including the Vernons and Manners, displaying medieval craftsmanship.
The church opens daily for visitors, offering guided tours, religious services, and access to historical exhibits displaying Saxon stone carvings.
Two 9th-century stone crosses stand in the churchyard, representing some of England's oldest surviving Christian monuments from the Anglo-Saxon period.
Location: Bakewell
Inception: 10 century
Website: http://bakewellchurch.co.uk
GPS coordinates: 53.21300,-1.67867
Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11
Old House Museum, Bakewell
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Bakewell Old House Museum
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35, 36 and 37, North Church Street
55 m
Old Town Hall The Buttermarket
133 m
Jasmine Cottage, Green Lea, Bryn Cott, Claverley House and front garden wall
67 m
Ivy House
85 m
Imsworth Cottage, Gritston Cottage and Wainstones
88 m
1820 Cottage Spire and Hillside Cottage and railings to Hillside Cottage
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Holly Cottage/Holly House
61 m
The Great Cross and railed enclosure
26 m
Premises of The Derbyshire Shop and Michael Goldstone at SK 2169 6845
138 m
Cross situated 12 metres to south of porch of Church of All Saints
35 m
Rutland Chambers
135 m
Enclosure wall to gardens of Greenbanks, Hallcroft and the Bungalow (not inc)
132 m
Roadside wall with gateways forming northern boundary to The Old Vicarage
136 m
St John's Hospital and attached front wall
117 m
Number 1 and Butts Cottage
64 m
The Limes
43 m
Church View (Number 9)
77 m
Butts House and attached garden wall to south
119 m
Church House including attached house to rear and railings
112 m
Chantry House
37 m
Numbers 25 and 26 including attached front garden walls
54 m
Wall along south side of Little Hill/Wall to rear of St Johns Hospital
109 m
Yew Tree House
125 m
Garden wall at Yew Tree Cottage
115 m
Butts View
85 m
Boundary walls, gate piers and gate at Bagshaw Hall
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