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Holy Trinity

Holy Trinity is located just off Goodramgate, in the north of old York. This quiet church is primarily 15th century but most of the exterior dates from the 17th and 18th centuries. The interior is simple, verging on plain, but is notable for its irregular 17th century box pews, and some fine medieval stained glass. The churchyard is a lovely oasis, where locals sit and eat their lunches in peace, just yards from busy shoppers in Goodramgate.

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Holy Trinity from Goodramgate	Flowers in the churchyard	The altar	Box pews
Medieval coffin	The font	Medieval piscina

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