An active Anglican parish church serving the village of Great Ouseburn in North Yorkshire, recognized as a Grade II* listed building for its architectural and historical importance.
At a glance
St Mary the Virgin’s Church stands in Great Ouseburn, a village in North Yorkshire. The church remains in active use as an Anglican parish church, its benefice now united with four neighboring parishes. Its Grade II* listing reflects its significance within England’s architectural heritage.
History
The church has served the Great Ouseburn community for centuries as a place of worship. Over time, as parish populations shifted, its benefice was united with those of four local parishes to sustain its ministry and maintenance.
What you see
The church’s Grade II* status indicates buildings of more than special interest. Specific architectural details and periods of construction are not documented in available sources.
Cultural significance
St Mary the Virgin’s remains an important focal point for the village, continuing its role within the Anglican Diocese of Leeds. The church’s elevated listing status acknowledges its contribution to North Yorkshire’s architectural landscape.
Key facts
- Location: Great Ouseburn, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 54.05, -1.3156
- Heritage status: Grade II* listed building (National Heritage List for England)
- Diocese: Leeds
- Deanery: Ripon
- Archdeaconry: Richmond
Practical information & getting there
St Mary the Virgin’s Church is located in the village of Great Ouseburn in North Yorkshire. As an active parish church, visiting hours and services are available to the public. Contact the Diocese of Leeds or the local parish office for current service times and access information.
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