South Yorshire Cathedrals & Churches
Cathedral Church of St Marie Worshipping on this city centre site dates back 200 years. Today’s Cathedral dates from 1847 and is a lovely example of Gothic architecture.
Norfolk Row, Sheffield S1 2JB Tel: 0114 272 2522 Cathedral of St Peter and St Paul The City Centre's only medieval building. Listed Grade 1, this working cathedral contains architecture from the 15th to the 20th century, houses magnificent Tudor memorials and striking stained glass.
Church Street, Sheffield, S1 1HA Tel: 0114 275 3434 Email
Roche Abbey  The Abbey was founded in 1147 by Richard de Bully and Richard Fitzturgis and is situated on the stream which divided their land. The access road to the abbey lies 1.5 miles beyond Maltby, along Blyth Road. The Abbey is now cared for by the Historic Buildings and Monuments Commission.
Blyth Road, Rotherham S66 8NW Tel: 01709 812739
Wakefield Cathedral
The present building dates from the 14th century, and boasts a magnificent collection of stained glass by C. E. Kempe, much fine wood carving, and the tallest spire in Yorkshire
Cathedral Office, Northgate, Wakefield WF1 1HG Tel: 01924 373923 Email
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