Ruins of Old Church of St Mary, Brignall (Brignall)
Brignall, St. Mary's 2002
Brignall, St. Mary's 2002
Brignall, St. Mary's 2002
Ruined structure and ruined foundations 2017
Ruined wall with remains of a structure inside 2017
Walls and associated gate 2017
Interior masonry of wall 2017
Ruined structure(s) inside walls 2017
Ruined structure(s) inside walls 2017
Ruined structure(s) inside walls, including window hole 2017
Ruined structure(s) inside walls, including window hole 2017
Walls featuring steps within wall 2017
Ruined wall 2017
Ruined structure(s) inside walls 2017
Ruined structure(s) inside walls 2017
Ruined structure(s) inside walls 2017
The ruins of the current church probably date from the 13th century. Built into the inside face of the north wall however is a fragment of stonework containing a simple interlace design and most likely to be of pre-Norman conquest date. The piece is heavily weathered and only one face is visible but it may represent a fragment of a cross shaft. (2) (3)
D1950
Monitoring of vegetation clearance work at Old Church of St Mary, Brignall 1995-1996; Unknown
Archaeology Action! project at Brignall Autumn 2006; Archaeology Action!
Archaeology Action! project at Brignall Autumn 2006; Archaeology Action!
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