Holy Trinity
Sykehouse, Yorkshire
Although there is some evidence of a chapel having existed at the end of the 12th century, the earliest definite reference is of a licence is dated 1425.
Opening times
Summer opening, Wednesday afternoons 2pm to 4pm in May, June, July and August. Guided tours and refreshments available.
The key is held by 'The Flower Shack' opposite the church and is available Monday to Saturday between 10am and 3pm. At all other times or if you are planning your visit in advance, please contact us.
Address
Market Place
Snaith
Yorkshire
DN14 9HE
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53.691776, -1.0290241
The current building dates from the 12th and 13th centuries.
A daughter church of Selby Abbey, it is thought to have been a pilgrimage site for the followers of St Scytha and St Ethelreda. Until the 1860s it was a 'Peculiar' boasting its own Consistory Court.
Features include, the 13th century 'squat' tower, a niche to St Scytha, a number of chantry chapels and a sculpture of Viscount Downe by Francis Chantrey.
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Magnificent memorials
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Enchanting atmosphere
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Captivating architecture
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Walkers & cyclists welcome
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Train station within 250m
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Space to secure your bike
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Ramp or level access available on request
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Parking within 250m
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On street parking at church
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Level access to the main areas
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Dog friendly
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Café within 500m
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Bus stop within 100m
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Accessible toilets in church
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Church of England