St.Mary's Church, Easington, north elevation. February 2000


Photograph of St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of North side sign at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of Saxon Cross sign at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of wall and window at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of cross at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of door at St. Mary's Church, Easington 2016


Photograph of tower at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of side of St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of pipe at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of arched windows at St. Mary's Church, Easington 2016


Photograph of South side sign at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of back of St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of windows at back of St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of door at side of St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of windows to side of St. Mary's Church, Easington 2016


Photograph of square window at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of square window and pipe at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of warning sign at St. Mary's Church 2016


Photograph of St. Mary's Church, Easington 2016

The church of St Mary's at Easington was probably first built in the late Anglo-Saxon period (8th-10th century). Two pieces of Anglo-Saxon carved stone can still be seen in the church. However, the present building was mainly built in the late 12th century to replace an earlier 11th century church. New windows were added in the 14th century. This is a Grade 1 listed building, thus protected by law.