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All Saints Church of England Church, Cawood, Yorkshire

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Accessibility

Ramped entrance with a few small steps inside the building. Disability Toilet, Car parking and toilets are available.

https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/18925/facilities/

Brief description

"The current parish church of Cawood was begun around AD 1150, replacing an earlier church dating to perhaps the 10th century. It seems likely that the Archbishops of York used the church as a chapel when in residence at Cawood Castle. The earliest parts of the church are the Norman west wall and doorway.

The chancel arch dates to 1250, as does the east end of the chancel and the south nave arcade. The most interesting interior feature is the 1628 monument to Archbishop George Mountain, a native of the area who served as Archbishop of Lincoln, London, and York. He died just 2 weeks after being named Archbishop of York and left 100 pounds to the poor people of Cawood."