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| Barnoldby le Beck - St Helens |
PLEASE NOTE THIS CHURCH IS AN ADDITION TO THE PRINTED BROCHURE
St Helen’s is a Grade I listed building built between the 12th and 13th centuries.
Constructed in the Early English style, it has been described as plain and has undergone many restorations over the years. The church is dedicated to St Helena, the mother of Emperor Constantine the Great.
The South porch dates to 12th century and includes a mass dial scratched into the stone. The font bowl is 11th/12th century which was discovered under the 13th century font.
The stained glass is 14th century. The tower has three bells.
Visitors are welcome to discover the churchyard which is carpeted with primroses in the spring.
Postcode: DN37 0BA
Open: 9th-10th May, Saturday 10am - 4pm • Sunday 10am - 4pm
Photo: supplied by church
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