English Heritage sites near Stokesley Parish
GISBOROUGH PRIORY
7 miles from Stokesley Parish
The ruins of an Augustinian priory founded by the Bruce family, afterwards Kings of Scotland. They are dominated by the dramatic skeleton of the 14th-century church's east end.
MOUNT GRACE PRIORY, HOUSE AND GARDENS
8 miles from Stokesley Parish
Set amid woodland in North Yorkshire, this unusual monastery is the best preserved Carthusian priory in Britain. Mount Grace Priory is the perfect tourist attraction for a relaxing and peaceful day out. Discover how the monks lived 600 years in the reconstructed monk’s cell and herb plot.
RIEVAULX ABBEY
15 miles from Stokesley Parish
Rievaulx Abbey is the perfect choice for a peaceful day out, with its extensive ruins and fascinating museum in a secluded North York Moors valley.
HELMSLEY CASTLE
17 miles from Stokesley Parish
Unlock 900 years of life at Helmsley Castle, an essential site for any visitor to the market town of Helmsley in the North York Moors National Park.
HELMSLEY ARCHAEOLOGY STORE
17 miles from Stokesley Parish
Helmsley Archaeology Store holds the extensive archaeological collections and paper based archives from English Heritage guardianship sites from the North of England including the counties of Northumberland, County Durham, Cumbria, Lancashire, Yorkshire, North Lincolnshire, Cheshire.
BYLAND ABBEY
19 miles from Stokesley Parish
Once one of the greatest monasteries in England, Byland Abbey inspired the design of church buildings throughout North.
Churches in Stokesley Parish
St Peter & St Paul
High Street
Stokesley
01642 710405
http://www.stokesleyparishchurch.org.uk
Join us in our beautiful church! A site of Christian worship for a thousand years or more, situated on a small rise in the ground between Stokesley's elegant Market Square and picturesque Leven riverside, the Church of St. Peter & St. Paul is a visible sign of Christ's presence at the heart of our busy market town, and is open each day for visiting and for prayer.
The building itself consists of a modest medieval chancel (now an intimate Lady Chapel) and late medieval tower, between which a spacious new nave (without pillars) was built in Georgian style in the 1770s. A reordering in 1975 provided an open and flexible space for worship, the creative arts, and community activity: valuing our heritage but also serving current needs.
Our worshipping community includes an active choir, music group, and bellringing band, as well as prayer, action and social groups, children's and young people's activities, and a rhythm of eucharists and daily prayer at which visitors are always welcome.
We serve a parish which includes not only the town of Stokesley itself, but also the nearby small villages and hamlets of Seamer, Newby, Tame Bridge and Tanton, and our parish includes a second, smaller, church at St. Martins' Seamer (which is not to be confused with the better-known church and village of the same name near Scarborough).
Stokesley is also home to Methodist and Catholic churches (with whom we share some joint activities) and an independent Christian Fellowship.
Pubs in Stokesley Parish
Green Man
Leven
Mill
Springfield, Stokesley, TS9 5ER
(01642) 711028
the-mill-pub.co.uk
Queen's Head
Spread Eagle
White Swan
1 West End, Stokesley, TS9 5BL
(01642) 714985
whiteswanstokesley.co.uk