Church of St Nicholas

Used by permission

Notice to deter theft of copper and lead:
WARNING!
Anti Theft Paint In Use
It Does Not Come Off
Keep away from the Fall Pipes
Keep Children & Animals under control at all times

Photos: J Rosenthal/SNS
Used by permission

Photo: Aidan Simons Pilgrimage Pages

Used by permission

Medieval 15th century glass fragments, thought to be Ss Nicholas and Cuthbert

Photo: Aidan Simons Pilgrimage Pages
Used by permission

The nave features a remarkable camber-beam roof with 76 carved bosses

Photo: Aidan Simons Pilgrimage Pages
Used by permission

Saxon cross found buried in field in Low Bradfield, 1870, dated to 9th century, 200 years before first stone church in High Bradfield

Photo: Aidan Simons Pilgrimage Pages
Used by permission

High Bradfield, Yorkshire England UK

Church of England (Anglican)

Church Website

A simple two-cell Norman church was built here in 1109. A bell-tower was added in the 1300s; the church was rebuilt in Gothic Perpendicular style in the 1480s. After being pillaged in the Reformation and Civil War, the interior was restored similar to its original appearance. The sunken vestry originally sheltered visiting priests. A watch house was built at the church gates in 1831 to combat body snatchers. Until 1868, St Nicholas was a chapel of ease in the parish of Ecclesfield St Mary.