St Mary's Church, Tickhill

The church structure exhibits a 128-foot-high west tower built from local Magnesian Limestone, featuring a combination of Norman and Perpendicular architectural styles.

Established in January 1250, the church underwent significant expansions during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, with modifications to both its height and width.

The church bells include seven pieces cast by different founders, with inscriptions celebrating religious devotion and commemorating historical community contributions.

Regular religious services, including christenings, baptisms, and funerals, take place in the church, which serves the local parish within the Diocese of Sheffield.

The church contains a window above the Chancel Arch and sixteen clerestory windows that create particular illumination patterns throughout the interior space.

Location: Tickhill

Inception: 13 century

GPS coordinates: 53.43130,-1.11084

Latest update: March 5, 2025 11:34