A fantastic church with good facilities and well located in a prominent position. Great place to... read more
will be back to take a better look as soon as possible... Buxton is lovely and lots of other... read more
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A fantastic church with good facilities and well located in a prominent position. Great place to hold a funeral, wedding, christening etc in Buxton.
will be back to take a better look as soon as possible... Buxton is lovely and lots of other attractions so we will be back soon.
In preparation for a day trip to Buxton, I had identified the church of St. Mary the Virgin as a potential place to visit and, having had this recommended to me by the tour guide that I met whilst in St. Anne's church, I decided...More
I was exploring the side streets off the High Street and was so glad that I did as I found this homely and charming Arts & Crafts-designed church. As I'm a big fan of church architecture, I took quite a few photographs. Alas, the church...More
THis is our local church and we are members of it,they have a lovely garden every June,Outside if nice,and inside if wet.
An Arts and Crafts church built during WWI is a rarity. If in Buxton and interested in architecture, try to get along, if only to view it from the exterior. It has a nice, cottagey feel to it, enhanced by the eyebrow dormers winking at...More
Great church, interesting architecture...but locked. That's no good to us! And the contact phone number was pointless...the office, too, was closed. Very frustrating to the weary traveller.
If you're interested in church architecture, this is a must. Other reviews have already covered the detail. I don't know how it stands in the ranks of Arts & Crafts architecture (which I think was mainly concerned with domestic buildings), but I was very impressed,...More
This beautiful little church is well worth a visit, we visited as part of our Buxton Town tour. It's tucked away but well worth finding to spend a quite few minutes reflecting during a busy day.
We went here as part of the tram tour. Tucked away in Higher Buxton you could easily miss it but it's a lovely church and well worth a visit.
