North Thoresby, St Helen

North Thoresby, St Helen

Fragment of original Saxon cross used for open air worship before the church was built. 400-year-old Tudor bench ends. Norman stone font with unfinished carving. East window memorial for both World Wars (details in frames on nearby window sills). Display by The North Thoresby History Group. 

Communion service 10am Sunday; all welcome.

Opening times 12-13th September

Saturday 10am-4pm

Sunday 11am-4pm

Postcode: DN36 5QG

Photo: Jack1956 CC BY-SA 2.0

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Marshchapel, St Mary

Marshchapel, St Mary

A Grade I listed building with magnificent perpendicular architecture and a leaning bell tower. Six bells have recently been installed. The original bells were hung in 1420. The showy reredos may have been rescued. In the Victorian era the chancel was enhanced by angels and each of the pews were carved with their own individual poppy head. There is a face to find and green men bosses in the south aisle roof. There is another green man which can be found following the churchyard trail. Visitors can be sustained by tea and cake.

Opening times 12-13th September:

Saturday 10am-5pm

Sunday 10am-5pm

Postcode: DN36 5TW

Photo: J Hannah-Briggs 

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