Lincolnshire Wolds & Coast Churches Festival: Mavis Enderby, St Michael

Mavis Enderby, St Michael

14th and 15th century greenstone church with Victorian restorations. By the west door to the tower is part of a coped 11th century grave slab. Remains of 14th-century churchyard cross in graveyard. Porch has a Norman piscine. Mavis Enderby has a peal of bells named after it, called The Brides of Enderby, which is mentioned in Jean Ingelow’s poem, The High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire, 1571.

Open:

Saturday 10am–4pm

Sunday 10am–4pm

Postcode: PE23 4EF

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*Photo Credit J Holmes

COVID-19 STATEMENT

We are holding off cancelling the 2020 event in the hope that restrictions of movement may be lifted in the coming months. When September comes we are sure we will all welcome the chance to be outdoors and visiting our churches that are currently out of bounds. The festival may be smaller, but let's hope we will be able to do something. We will keep everyone informed as to decisions made. In the meantime we hope you all keep safe and well.

Best wishes from all the churches of the Lincolnshire Wolds and Coast Festival.

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