All Saints' Church, Medieval church building in North Street, York, England
Description
All Saints' Church is a medieval stone building on North Street in York featuring a prominent tower with a lantern structure and multiple stained glass windows spanning different periods. The interior displays the results of significant modifications, particularly at the east end where the chancel was rebuilt.
History
The church's construction began around 1150 during the height of the medieval period in England. A radical transformation occurred in 1780 when the chancel was demolished and rebuilt at the east end of the structure.
Culture
The church serves York as both a guild and civic place of worship, while also functioning as the regimental church for the Royal Dragoon Guards. This dual role shapes how the building is used for religious services and community gatherings.
Practical
The building is generally accessible, though some areas may be closed due to ongoing renovation work. Checking the official website is advisable to confirm opening times and service schedules before your visit.
Did you know?
The building houses memorials dedicated to significant historical figures, including Sergeant Major John Polety and Sir Robert Crathorn. These monuments reflect connections to both military and civic leadership throughout York's past.
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