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| Saint Michael Le Belfry, York You have chosen to view the JAVA panoramas, you may need to enable JAVA on your computer. |
St. Michael's, sandwiched between Petergate and Minster Yard, is called Le Belfry from its closeness to the bells in the south-west tower of York Minster. Built in the middle of the reformation (1535), it is the only old church in the city completely erected in one continous process. There was a previous church on this site dating from at least the 13th century, perhaps from 1066. Its 14th century glass has been retained in the fine east window. The church is usually open to the public, interesting features include Etty's 18th century altarpiece, a stone altar from the Minster and 17th century brasses. Pride of place, however, goes to a copy of the 1570 parish register showing the baptisimal entry for one Guy Fawkes, the man at the head of the infamous Gunpowder Plot. VR Photography: Rohan Perera © Red Door VR Limited. |
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