All Saints' Church, Pavement (York)
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The Pavement
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Grade I Listed (UK), anglican church, 14th century construction
All Saints stands in the centre of one of the earliest paved streets in York, hence its name. It has played, and continues to play, an important role in the civic history of the city. It is the Guild Church of York and 34 Lord Mayors are buried here.
The present building dates from the 14th century, but there has been a church on this site for even longer. The earliest mention was in the Domesday Book (1086), and an Anglo-Saxon grave cover, dating from the 10th century, is the earliest evidence for a burial ground. One tradition even claims that All Saints was built in 685 AD for St Cuthbert.
The present building dates from the 14th century, but there has been a church on this site for even longer. The earliest mention was in the Domesday Book (1086), and an Anglo-Saxon grave cover, dating from the 10th century, is the earliest evidence for a burial ground. One tradition even claims that All Saints was built in 685 AD for St Cuthbert.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Saints'_Church,_Pavement,_York
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 53°57'29"N 1°4'50"W
- York Minster 0.5 km
- Beverley Minster 45 km
- St. John the Baptist's Church 56 km
- All Saints Church 65 km
- St Peter's Church 78 km
- Lincoln Cathedral 88 km
- St. George's Church, Poynton 97 km
- st andrew's c of e school & church. 111 km
- St Mary's Church and graveyard, Lymm 113 km
- All Saints Church Daresbury 123 km
- York city walls 0.1 km
- National Railway Museum 1.3 km
- Tang Hall 1.8 km
- Clifton Backies Nature Reserve 2.6 km
- Former Grain Store 2.9 km
- Meadow 3.2 km
- Clifton Moor Industrial Estate 3.6 km
- Portakabin 3.8 km
- Clifton Moor Shopping Centre 4 km
- Beningborough Hall 11 km