YORK ALL SAINTS PAVEMENT CHURCH by LoriPori
Though there has been a church on the site since the Saxons, the present building located on High Ousegate, the ancient Parish of YORK ALL SAINTS PAVEMENT is mostly 14th century. Erected in the last quarter of the 15th century, the elegant octagonal lantern tower was kept burning every night to guide travellers coming through the Forest of Galtres to the North.
Special features of the Church include:
Lion-headed door knocker depicting the "Mouth of Hell" - 12th century
The Great East Window depicts a host of Saints
The Pulpit dates from 1634
The Organ was built in 1812 by Snetzler
The Lectern - 15th century - originally in St. Crux Church
