Location: 53.3352333, -1.4627516
The Church of St. James the Great is a historic Anglican parish church located in Norton, one of Sheffield’s oldest villages. This Grade I listed building dates back to the 12th century and showcases Norman architectural elements, a medieval tower, and ancient stone carvings. The surrounding churchyard is tranquil and includes gravestones of local historical figures. The church remains active, holding regular services and seasonal celebrations. For history enthusiasts and tourists exploring Sheffield’s heritage, this church is a significant site worth visiting.
Tags:
– HE_ref: 1271180
– amenity: place_of_worship
– building: yes
– contact:website: http://www.stjamesnorton.org
– denomination: anglican
– heritage: 2
– heritage:operator: Historic England
– listed_status: Grade II
– name: The Church of St. James the Great, Norton
– ref:GB:uprn: 10003574502
– ref:dove: 10874
– religion: christian
– service_times: Su 08:00, 10:30, 18:15; We 10:00
– source: OS OpenData StreetView
– wheelchair: yes
– wikidata: Q7593478
– addr_city: Sheffield