Nottinghamshire Parish Church Database

Church Name	Parish	Date Built	Notes
St Helen	Burton Joyce	14th Cent	Founded in the time of Edward the Confessor. Restored 1879
St Helen	Grove	Built 1882	Built on the site of an older church
St Helen	Kneeton	15th Cent
St Helen	Selston	11th-12th Cent	Norman
St Helen	South Wheatley	?	The church was taken down in 1883, except the tower
St Helen	Stapleford	13th Cent	An older building stood on the site - part of which may have been incorporated into the building. Modernised in 1785
St Helen	Thorney	Built 1849	The earlier saxon church was pulled down because of its small size
St Helen	Thoroton	12th Cent	Chapelry to the parish of Orston
St Helen	Trowell	13th Cent
St Helen	West Burton	?	Demolished c1886, and parish joined with North Wheatley
St Helena	South Scarle	13th Cent
St Helena	West Leake	12th Cent	Restored in 1878.
St James	Halloughton	13th Cent	Restored in late 1800's
St James	Normanton on Soar	13th Cent	Restored after fire in 1986
St James	Nottingham, Standard Hill	Built 1808	Extra-Parochial area
St James	Papplewick	14th Cent	Tower dated at 14th Cent. Rest rebuilt in 1795
St James the Great	Brinsley	Built 1837	Originally called St Saviours. Chapelry of Greasley before 1862.
St James the Great	Haughton	unknown	Chapelry of Walesby. The chapel was "in ruins" in 1912. Further information can be viewed on the Southwell Diocese Church History Project
St John	Hucknall Torkard	Built 1877
St John	Scofton	Built 1877
St John of Beverley	Scarrington	13th Cent
St John of Beverley	Whatton	13th Cent	Nave and Tower rebuilt in 1870
St John of Jerusalem	Winkburn	11th Cent
St John the Baptist	Beeston	Built 1843-4	Ancient church demolished in 1842
St John the Baptist	Clarborough	12th Cent	Completely restored 1874
St John the Baptist	Colwick	13th Cent	Located next to Colwick Hall. Was in ruins from 1937, and it is now classed as a listed building at risk. You can view a photograph of this church at http://www.picturethepast.org.uk/
St John the Baptist	East Markham	15th Cent
St John the Baptist	Gunthorpe	Built 1849	Chapelry to Lowdham parish
St John the Baptist	Misson	15th Cent	Restored 1882 & 1886. Repaired in 1894 after being struck by lightening
St John the Baptist	Nottingham, Leen Side	Built 1843	Formed as a parish in 1844. In 1911 the EP area of St James, Standard Hill was added to it. This church was bombed in an air raid during May 1941, and was later demolished. You can view a photograph of this church at http://www.picturethepast.org.uk/
St John the Baptist	South Collingham	12th Cent
St John the Baptist	Stanford on Soar	13th Cent
St John the Baptist	Treswell	13th-15th Cent
St John the Divine	Bulwell, Quarry Rd	Built 1884	Chapel of Ease to St Mary, Bulwell
St John the Divine	Colston Bassett	Built 1892	"Victorian Gothic" New church built to be nearer to the village. Replaced old church of St Mary.
St John the Evangelist	Carlton in Lindrick	11th Cent	Saxon
St John the Evangelist	Carrington, Mansfield Rd	Built 1843	Formed a parish in 1843 from Basford parish
St John the Evangelist	Kirkby Woodhouse	Built 1860
St John the Evangelist	Mansfield	Built 1856
St John the Evangelist	Perlthorpe	Built 1876	Built on site of older church?
St John the Evangelist	Worksop	Built 1868	Formed as a parish in 1867 from the parish of St Mary & St Cuthbert
St Jude	Mapperley	Built 1877	Chapel of ease to St Ann, Nottingham
St Katherine	Teversal	11th-12th Cent	Norman. Aka St Catherines.
St Laurence	Gonalston	13th Cent
St Laurence	Norwell	Built 1200
St Laurence	Thorpe by Newark	late 15th Cent
St Lawrence	Blidworth	11th Cent	Originally Saxon, aka Chapel of St Lawrence. Old church fell down in 1736. Replaced with St Mary.
St Lawrence	Gotham	12th Cent
St Leodegarious	Basford, Church St	12th Cent	Mostly rebuilt in 1859. During restoration in 1889, tower collapsed, doing much damage to main body of the church.
St Leonard	Newark-on-Trent	Built 1874
St Leonard	Ragnall	15th Cent	Church named St Oswald in 1912 directory
St Leonard	Wollaton	15th Cent
St Luke	Bramcote	?	"Ancient" church. Tower is still standing within old churchyard and is known locally as the "sunken church", - formerly a chapelry of Attenborough
St Luke	Broughton Sulney	13th Cent	aka Upper Broughton. Church formerly known as St Oswalds. Altered many times
St Luke	Hickling	13th Cent	Rebuilt 19th Cent incorp some 13th cent features
St Luke	Kinoulton	Built 1793	Built by Henry, Earl of Gainsborough in 1793, closer to village. Original church of St Wilfrid was abandoned and demolished before 1800.
St Luke	Nottingham, Carlton Road	Built 1863	Formed as a parish in 1863, out of the parish of St Mary, Nottingham. Closed in 1924, and demolished October 1925. You can view a photograph of this church at http://www.picturethepast.org.uk/
St Luke	Shireoaks	Built 1861	Formed into a parish in 1865 from the parishes of Worksop (Notts) and Anston-cum-Membris (Yorks). A previous chapel at Shireoaks (erected early 1800's) was turned into a schoolroom at that time. You can view a photograph of this church at http://www.picturethepast.org.uk/
St Luke	Stoke Bardolph	Built 1844	Chapelry to Gedling parish. Built on the site of an older structure
St Luke	Upper Broughton	13th Cent	aka Broughton Sulney. Church formerly known as St Oswalds. Altered many times
St Margaret	Aspley	Built 1935
St Margaret	Bilsthorpe	Built cir 1400
St Margaret	Owthorpe	Rebuilt 1650	Built on the site of an older and larger church, only the north wall remains of the previous building
St Margarets	Nottingham, London Road	Built 1894	Chapel of Ease to St Saviour
St Mark	Bestwood Village	Built 1886	Built as a mission church to Emmanuel
St Mark	Mansfield	Built 1896
St Mark	Nottingham, Windsor St	Built 1855	Formed as a parish in 1855, from the parish of St Mary, Nottingham. Demolished
St Mark	Woodthorpe	Built 1962
St Martin	Bilborough	Built cir 1400	aka St Martin of Tours?
St Martin	Bole	14th Cent
St Martin	North Leverton	12th Cent
St Martin	Ranby	Built 1898	Mission Church to All Saints, Babworth. Was described as an "Iron Structure" in 1912
St Martin	Saundby	14th Cent	Chancel added in 1886 - now closed?
St Martin	Sherwood	Built 1937
St Mary	Arnold	12th Cent	Supposed to have been first built in 1176. Nave and chancel date from 1320, and tower from 1450. Restored during 19th century.
St Mary	Barnstone	Built 1855	Chapelry to St Andrew, Langar-cum-Barnstone. Rebuilt in 1855
St Mary	Bleasby	13th Cent
St Mary	Car Colston	14th Cent
St Mary	Colston Bassett	Built 1293	Built on the site of an older church. Was disused in 18th cent. Now in ruins. A photograph of the ruins can be viewed at www.picturethepast.org.uk
St Mary	East Leake	11th Cent
St Mary	Eastwood	Built 1858	Built on site of an earlier church. In 1963 the main part of the church was destroyed by fire, leaving only the tower remaining. The tower is still standing, but has been joined by a modern structure dating from 1967.
St Mary	Edwinstowe	11th Cent
St Mary	Fiskerton	Built 1874	Chapel/Mission Church. Part of Rolleston parish until it was amalgamated with Morton in 1884
St Mary	Greasley	11th Cent
St Mary	Kilvington	13th Cent
St Mary	Norton Cuckney	Built 1100
St Mary	Orston	12th Cent
St Mary	Radcliffe on Trent	Built 1879	Rebuilt on site of older church
St Mary	Staunton	11th-12th Cent	Norman
St Mary	West Stockwith	Built 1722	Formerly a chapelry of Misterton, until formed into a parish in 1892.
St Mary	Westwood	Built 1898
St Mary	Wollaton Park	Built 1938
St Mary & All Saints	Bingham	12th Cent	Restored in 1845
St Mary & All Saints	Hawksworth	13th Cent	Rebuilt in 1851, but has a partly Norman tower
St Mary & All Saints	Shelton	13th Cent
St Mary & All Saints	Willoughby on the Wolds	12th Cent
St Mary Magdalene	Keyworth	13th Cent
St Mary Magdalene	Newark-on-Trent	13th Cent	Built during reign of Henry VI
St Mary Magdalene	Sutton in Ashfield	12th Cent	Many alterations and additions
St Mary Magdalene	Walkeringham	15th Cent
St Mary Magdalene & All Saints	Hucknall Torkard	12th Cent	aka St James
St Mary of the Purification	Blidworth	Built 1740	Replaced Chapel of St Lawrence which fell down in 1736 Opened in 1740. Enlarged 1839.
St Mary the Virgin	Attenborough	12th Cent
St Mary the Virgin	Bunny	13th Cent	Known as the Cathederal of the Wolds
St Mary the Virgin	Carlton on Trent	Built 1851	Rebuilt 1852 on site of older Norman chapel of ease to Norwell parish. Became a parish in its own right in 1875
St Mary the Virgin	Clifton with Glapton	11th Cent	Built next to Clifton Hall, now part of Nottm University.
St Mary the Virgin	Egmanton	10th-12th Cent	Also described as "Our Lady of Egmanton Parish and Shrine Church"
St Mary the Virgin	Lowdham	12th Cent
St Mary the Virgin	Nottingham, High Pavement	11th Cent	Built during reign of Henry VII - Rebuilt 15th Cent (1881 D)
St Mary the Virgin	Plumtree	11th Cent	On site of a 9th cent church. Existing building inc some saxon brickwork
St Mary the Virgin	Southwell	12th-14th Cent	aka Southwell Minster
St Mary the Virgin & All Souls	Bulwell, Highbury Rd	Built 1850	Church built on site of earlier 12th century church

Database created by Heather Faulkes 20 April 1999.
Page created 25th March 2002 - updated 24th January 2005