Parish Church of St James with Holy Trinity, Scarborough.Open during daylight hours. Free entry. Hire charges apply.

Details

Accessibility:

There is free parking in the side streets around the church. The Parish Hall has access to refreshment making facilities and wheelchair accessible toilets.

Brief Description:

St James was built in 1883 and then extended in 1893. The church has excellent stained glass which show the calling of James and John. The Parish Hall (which is available for hire) was renovated in 2006. The St James Community Arts centre is also located here.

Further Information

Address:

Seamer Road, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, YO12 4DT
 

Email:

mailto:home@stjamesarts.go-plus.net

Phone:

01723 341466

Website: 

http://stjamesscarborough.co.uk/

Opening Hours:

Open during daylight hours. Sunday services at 10.30am.
 

Directions:

From Whitby via A171 (19.9m). Take Church Street and Spital Bridge to Helredale Road/A171. Follow A171 for 18.9 miles to St James Road in Scarborough. Drive to Valley Road and you will reach your destination.

From Bridlington via A165 (17m). Follow A1038 to Scarborough Road/A165. Follow A165 for 14.5 miles to Wheatcroft Avenue. Take Holbeck Hill, West Street and Westbourne Grove to Valley Road.

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Transport:

There are bus routes that stop in Seamer Road. The nearest rail station is Scarborough or Seamer. For more travel information go to http://www.traveline.info or call 0871 200 22 33.

Amenities:

There are several attractions in the local area including Scarborough Nature Reserve and Scarborough Sea Life and Marine Sanctuary. There are restaurants, bars, hotels and bed-and-breakfast accommodation. Scarborough Tourist Information Centre is less than a mile away.