All Hallows

Bardsey

Location; 5 miles south of Wetherby on the A58 to Leeds. Multimap

Description; The nave dates from the 9^th Century, as does the lower part of the tower, built originally as a porch and converted into a tower in the 11^th Century. The outline of the porch roof can still be seen in the west wall of the tower.

The original Saxon roof lines can also be seen in the chancel and nave walls. The chancel itself was demolished and rebuilt, twice it's original length, in the 14^th Century. The nave was widened in the 12^th Century by piercing the side walls with round headed arches to produce two isles. The remaining Saxon windows were blocked up.