History in Structure

Church of St Cuthbert

A Grade I Listed Building in Fishlake, Doncaster

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, S door

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, S door

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, S door

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, S door

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, S door

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, S door

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, S door

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, font

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, N aisle

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, E window

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, looking W

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, fragment of medieval glass in S aisle

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, S aisle

  • St Cuthbert, Fishlake, Marshall Tomb

  • The south elevation.

  • A general view from the south-east.

  • The west elevation of the tower.

  • A general view from the north-east.

  • The north aisle.

  • The Norman doorway in the south wall of the chancel.

  • A detail of masonry above the Norman doorway.

  • The north elevation of the chancel.

  • A gargoyle on the south aisle.

  • A gargoyle on the south aisle.

  • The south door.

  • A detail of a capital to the south door.

  • A detail of the south door.

  • A detail of the south door.

  • A detail of the south door.

  • The chancel.

  • The north wall of the chancel.

  • A view along the nave to the tower.

  • The nave.

  • The north arcade.

  • Stained glass.

  • Stained glass.

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Entry Name: Church of St Cuthbert

Listing Date: 24 November 1966

Grade: I

Source: Historic England

Source ID: 1314801

English Heritage Legacy ID: 334582

ID on this website: 101314801

Location: St Cuthberts Church, Fishlake, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN7

County: Doncaster

Civil Parish: Fishlake

Built-Up Area: Fishlake

Traditional County: Yorkshire

Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): South Yorkshire

Church of England Parish: Fishlake St Cuthbert

Church of England Diocese: Sheffield

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