St Mary's Church, Whitby

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St Mary's Church, Whitby is a historic parish church overlooking Whitby and its harbor, renowned for its hilltop setting beside the ruins of Whitby Abbey and its distinctive box pew interior.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglican parish church
church building
listed building
accessedBy 199 steps from Whitby town
associatedWith Whitby Abbey
builtFrom stone
country England
dedicatedTo Saint Mary
diocese Diocese of York
governingBody Church of England
hasArchitecturalStyle Gothic architecture
Norman architecture
hasCemetery St Mary's Churchyard, Whitby
hasDenominationRite Anglican rite
hasFeature box pews
churchyard with gravestones
galleries
three-decker pulpit
hasInteriorLayout Georgian-era arrangement
hasMaterial sandstone
hasOrientation traditional east–west church alignment
hasTower yes
hasViewOf North Sea
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
heritageDesignationCountry United Kingdom
knownFor box pew interior
hilltop setting
views over Whitby and the harbour
locatedIn North Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Whitby
Yorkshire and the Humber
locatedNextTo Whitby Abbey
nearbySettlement Whitby old town
nearbyWaterBody River Esk
notablePeriod medieval period
overlooks Whitby harbour
linked to: Whitby Harbour
parish Whitby
province Province of York
region North York Moors coastal area
religiousDenomination Church of England
situatedOn East Cliff, Whitby
touristAttraction yes
usedFor Christian worship
funerals
parish services
weddings

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Whitby hasLandmark St Mary's Church, Whitby
East Cliff contains St Mary’s Church, Whitby
linked to: St Mary's Church, Whitby
East Cliff hasProminentStructure St Mary’s Church, Whitby
linked to: St Mary's Church, Whitby
Joseph Connolly notableWork St. Mary’s Church, Whitby
linked to: St Mary's Church, Whitby