St Mary, Kirk Bramwith
St Mary, Kirk Bramwith
St Mary at Kirk Bramwith, Doncaster, is a Grade II* church of ashlar magnesian limestone with a Norman south doorway, in the Diocese of Sheffield.
- Location
- Kirk Bramwith, Yorkshire
- Country
- England
- County
- Yorkshire
- City / town
- Kirk Bramwith
- Address
- Kirk Bramwith, Yorkshire, DN7 5SW
- Postcode
- DN7 5SW
- Built
- 12th-century south door and chancel arch; otherwise mostly 14th and 15th centuries
- Denomination
- Church of England
- Dedication
- Mary
- Diocese
- Sheffield
- Parish
- Kirk Bramwith
- Grade
- II*
- Style
- Norman doorway; later medieval tower and nave
- Materials
- Ashlar magnesian limestone, stone slate and Welsh slate roofs
- Grid reference
- SE 619 117
- Opening hours
- The church is open on request by the vergers who live in the cottage adjoining the church or by arrangement through the rector.
- Access
- Accessible toilets nearby. Level access to the main areas
Overview
Historic England records a church whose twelfth-century south door and chancel arch otherwise give way to fourteenth- and fifteenth-century fabric: a west tower with north vestry, three-bay nave and two-bay chancel. The south doorway has two orders of colonettes, scalloped capitals, zig-zag and restored beakhead ornament. The chancel arch has shafted responds, scalloped capitals and a two-order round arch. Twentieth-century nave furnishings are by Robert Thompson of Kilburn; the nave roof, with Duchy of Lancaster arms, is by G. G. Pace of York. Listed Grade II* on 29 September 1987 (NHLE 1286522).