History of York

CORE www.coreyork.org/

A partner since: 21/10/2008

CoRE is a totally independent, ecumenical body representing the churches and associated Christian bodies within the walls of York city centre.

• CORE has 11 items on display at the History of York

• St Columba's United Reformed Church
  St Columba's is slightly off the beaten track on Priory Street, near  Micklegate Bar .  The foundat...

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• Central Methodist Chapel
  This imposing building was designed by James Simpson of Leeds to be a cathedral of Methodism. For many years...

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• St Martin Le Grand Church
  One of the most beautiful churches in the city, according to The National Gazetteer of Great Britain and Irel...

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• Church of St Helen
  This church is dedicated to St Helen, mother of Constantine the Great , the first Emperor to allow Chri...

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• St Michael-Le-Belfrey Church
  ". . . the most spacious and the most elegant of the York parochial churches. "  The National...

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• Church of St Olave
  This ancient church recalls York’s Viking past.  St Olave’s was dedicated to the patron sain...

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• Priory Church of the Holy Trinity
  A church has stood on this site for more than 900 years.  It was in a bad way following the Norman Conqu...

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• All Saints Church, North Street
  With one of the best stained glass displays in Britain, this is one of York’s historic gems. ...

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• Holy Trinity Church
  Holy Trinity is one of York’s most delightful secrets.  Hidden away behind Our Lady's Row , in it...

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• Church of All Saints Pavement
  All Saints stands in the centre of one of the earliest paved streets in York, hence its name.  It has pl...

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• Church of St Wilfrid
  A church dedicated to St Wilfrid stood not far from this site before the Norman Conquest of 1066. ...

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