• St Giles, Great Longstone - Autumn 2010 - Mike Cummins
  • Spring arrives at St Giles, Great Longstone - Mike Cummins
  • Winter - early 2010 at St Giles, Great Longstone - Mike Cummins
  • Autumn 2007 at St Giles, Great Longstone - Mike Cummins
  • Mid summer 2009 at St Giles, Great Longstone - Mike Cummins
  • Stately St Giles, August 2009, Great Longstone - Mike Cummins
  • St Giles, Great Longstone, August 2010 - Mike Cummins
  • Ancient cross - Mike Cummins 2010
  • Inside St Giles - Mike Cummins 2010
  • St Giles interior - Mike Cummins 2010
  • Interior detail - Mike Cummins 2010
  • Hikers stop to appreciate - Mike Cummins 2010
  • The tower, St Giles, Great Longstone - Mike Cummins 2010
  • Magnificent stained glass window - Mike Cummins 2010
  • Another winter 2010 view - Mike Cummins
  • Sunday morning at St Giles - Oct 2010 - M.Cummins

St Giles Parish Church in Great Longstone, Derbyshire

13th century origins

Tucked away, just off the main route through the centre of the village and on a back-road from the nearby hamlet of Hassop, is the handsome church of St. Giles, part of which dates back to the 13th century.


The 15th century carved oak roof is its most notable feature and the church was extensively re-furbished in the late 19th century.

As well as Great Longstone, St Giles serves the neighbouring villages of Little Longstone, Hassop, Wardlow and Rowland. 


Contact details:

For enquiries about baptisms (Christenings), marriages and funerals please contact the vicar Christopher Benson (01629 640257) or The Vicarage, Church Lane, Great Longstone, Bakewell DE45 1TB.
 
The Parochial Church Council secretary is Mrs. J. Rowson of Croft Lodge, Beggarway, Gt. Longstone, Bakewell DE45 1TB. Her telephone number is 01629 640023.






















 
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