PEAK CHURCHES
Peak Experience
- All Saints, Bakewell
- All Saints, Muggington
- All Saints, Youlgreave
- Angels in painted smocks
- Buxton Churches
- Charles, King and Martyr, Peak Forest
- Famous Names
- From the cradle to the grave
- Holy Cross, Ilam
- Norman echoes
- SS Mary and Barlock, Norbury
- St Nicholas' Church, High Bradfield
- St. Anne, Baslow
- St. Anne, Over Haddon
- St. Bartholomew, Longnor
- St. Edmund, Fenny Bentley
- St. Giles, Hartington
- St. Hugh, Foolow
- St. John the Baptist, Tideswell
- St. Lawrence, Eyam
- St. Leonard, Ipstones
- St. Leonard, Monyash
- St. Luke, Sheen
- St. Martin, Osmaston
- St. Mary the Virgin, Wirksworth
- St. Mary, Cromford, Matlock
- St. Mary, Tissington
- St. Michael and All Angels, Birchover
- St. Michael and All Angels, Hathersage
- St. Michael and All Angels, Taddington
- St. Oswald, Ashbourne
- St. Peter, Alstonefield
- St. Peter, Edensor
- St. Thomas á Becket, Chapel-en-le-Firth
- The Craftsman's Art
Peak Churches
Pillars of the community
Christianity came to Derbyshire in the 600s AD. Today, we have only tantalizing
glimpses of that time, for little survived the onslaught of the Norman invaders
who rebuilt churches and suppressed local traditions in favour of their own. Since
then, these places of worship have continually evolved and changed. None is as
it was originally. Even the oldest should not be seen as a lifeless monument,
but as an image of the community’s history, where each generation has left its
mark.
All of the churches on this web site are beautiful buildings with hidden surprises
to discover inside.
A picture of St Mary’s church, Buxton
A picture of St Mary's church, Tissington 
A picture of The 'Cathedral of the Peak'
A picture of the Carved pew inside The ‘Cathedral of the Peak’, TideswellBusiness Links
