If you are 'into' churches then this is worth a visit whilst in Youlgrave. Parts are quite old (15C). Interesting display of coloured glass panelling relating to the War. Comprehensive descriptive handbook providing the history of the Church is available for £2 on a table to the right as you enter.
Jacob Teele
At a meeting of roads in the delightful Derbyshire village of Youlgreave, All Saints' Church is stunningly beautiful, early 12th century, grade I listed building and has a finely carved Norman font, an ancient carving of a pilgrim and the 1488 Cockayne tomb. The striking west tower dominates over the village and the 15th century nave roof features decorative bosses in the shape of grotesque creatures mixed with heraldic shields. It has a lovely old upright piano, a keyboard and a 2 manual, 16 stop pipe organ. It is usually open from 9am to 6pm daily to visitors and is definitely worth visiting if you are in the area.
Mars Denique Victor Est
Brilliant. Well worth a visit. Interesting medieval carvings therein.
Kate Hadfield
At the church for the well dressing, a lovely event in a very friendly community
Christine Henshaw
Lovely old church worth a visit
Michael ashforth
Nice old church with interesting features
Julian Watson
Atmospheric Gothic church
Roy Cauldery2 years ago
These are some of the images that I took during our visit to this beautiful village and the surrounding countryside.We fell in love at first site....and have already booked our return in 2022
