St Michael on Greenhill, Lichfield, Grade II* listed church in Lichfield, England
St Michael on Greenhill is a church in Lichfield built from local red sandstone with Gothic architectural features including pointed arches and decorative stonework. The building has a west tower, side aisles, and a chancel that follow the traditional layout of English parish churches.
A church first stood on this site from 1190, and the current building underwent major restoration work between 1842 and 1843. These 19th-century renovations preserved and updated the structure for future use.
The building displays English Gothic design with pointed arches and decorative stonework that visitors can see throughout the interior. Walking through the church reveals how local red sandstone creates a warm, distinctive appearance that shapes the experience inside.
The church is accessible on foot and open to visitors during regular hours. The churchyard provides a quiet area for exploring both the building exterior and the surrounding grounds at a leisurely pace.
The churchyard is an ancient burial ground with archaeological evidence of human settlement dating back to the Mesolithic period. This early history makes the site a place where thousands of years of human presence converge.
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