Built by William Butterfield in 1853 All Saints Church is in the medieval style of the late 13th century. It is unusual in as much as the Tower, dedicated to St Helen, stands separated from the church. This was part of the older 14th century tower of an earlier medieval church. The spire was added by Butterfield and the tower is effectively a majestic gateway to the present Victorian church.
The church has recently completed a project to provide level access from the small car park at the rear to the chancel step, including an accessible WC and kitchenette. With the benefit of high speed wifi, it is an ideal location for concerts, lectures, and group activities.
The Parish of Wykeham covers Wykeham Village and the hamlets of both Ruston and Langdale End.
St Helen & All Saints' Church is located in Wykeham Village with a chapel of ease in Langdale End, St Peter’s Church.
A warm welcome is extended to all visitors; if you wish to contact us, please email [email protected] or calling one of the phone numbers shown on our website: www.MoorandDale.Church.
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