Carlton, near Helmsley
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Carlton, near Helmsley
Image: © Pauline E Taken: 4 Jun 2011
This is the view over Church Farm towards the redundant St Aidan's Church. The church was commissioned by Lord Feversham and designed by architect, Temple Lushington Moore. It was built between 1886/7 and now has a Grade II listing as a building of Special Architectural and Historic Interest. There is an unbuttressed west tower with a pyramidal roof. The nave and chancel are one. The windows are lancet-shaped and the doorway is in Norman style. The church was closed in 1996 and at the time of writing it is up for sale.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.27133
Longitude
-1.064359