St Andrew's, Ferrybridge - north side
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St Andrew's, Ferrybridge - north side
Image: © Stephen Craven Taken: 13 Aug 2022
The church of St Andrew, Ferry Fryston was of Norman origin but rebuilt in 1350 and restored and extended in 1879. Subject to frequent flooding (being near the river Aire) and then the building of a power station nearby, it was deconstructed in 1952 and rebuilt (as St Andrew, Ferrybridge) on its present site in 1954 with two new bells in the tower. Listed grade II (list entry 1265111). There are no burials in the churchyard, as the original churchyard continued in use until 1986 Image and there is now a civic cemetery nearby.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.711569
Longitude
-1.273786