St Helen
Treeton, Yorkshire
There has been a church on this site since the reign of Edward the Confessor (1042-1066) and it is the only one noted in the Domesday Book as being in the ‘vast and ancient territory of Hallamshire’.
Opening times
Please contact us to arrange a visit.
Address
Rectory Drive
Whiston
Yorkshire
S60 4JG
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53.4050756, -1.3231203
The church that you can see today is a combination of the original Norman building; the major redevelopment during the Victorian era by John Oldrid Scott; and a reordering that took place in the 1990s, to give the church more modern facilities.
Things to see also include the tower (1250) with a ring of eight bells, two of which are medieval (c1468); and Victorian stained glass by Kempe.
The churchyard is extensive, and includes a number of interesting gravestones.
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Captivating architecture
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Fascinating churchyard
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Glorious furnishings
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Magnificent memorials
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Spectacular stained glass
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Wildlife haven
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Accessible toilets nearby
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Dog friendly
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Level access to the main areas
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On street parking at church
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Parking within 250m
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Space to secure your bike
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Walkers & cyclists welcome
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Church of England
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Medium Grant, £2,000, 2025
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Our Medium Grants fund churches developing building projects and also urgent maintenance and repair projects to help keep churches open.
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Wolfson Fabric Repair Grant, £5,000, 2025
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Wolfson Fabric Repair Grants are awarded for urgent repair projects, based on our recommendation, to help keep churches open.