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however at other times all or part of the staircase is pitch dark. The ground floor contains the vestry with its own loft above, incorporating the west window which is inaccessible to visitors. The middle floor is the clock chamber, containing a turret clock mechanism serving the three blue clock faces of the tower, and chiming on the hour. It probably dates from the 19th century, and has been wound and maintained for generations by the local Shutt family. In recent years the cranks and clock weights were removed to Pannal Hall (where they were lost) and the clock and chime mechanism is now driven by two electric motors. The clock employs a clapper mechanism on the largest bell to chime the hour. The top floor of the tower is the bell chamber. Two of the three hung and functioning bells are dated 1669 and 1703, both re-cast by Samuel Smith of
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Rev. John T. Scott took office in Pannal in 1978. From 1980 onwards, Pannal and
Beckwithshaw churches operated as a joint benefice, sharing one vicar. After Scott came Rev. Mark De la Poer Beresford-Peirse (born 1945) 1990; he was descended from an aristocratic family. The most recent was Rev. Nigel
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used to stand in front of the church; these were demolished in 1970 and the stone was re-used to build the church's present car-park wall. The gateposts leading from the car-park to the churchyard were once reputedly the posts for the original village stocks, which have been replaced with a replica.
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run up the bottom two stages and half of the top stage, and there is exterior stringing halfway up the bottom floor but not between the bottom and middle floors. However, stringing on the exterior identifies the floor level of the bell stage. The interior chambers of the tower appear tiny because of
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Chantry of St James, Pannal, was dissolved. In 1677 and 1683 the ministers were William Cheldrey and William Parsons, beginning the Protestant era of the church. These were followed by a number of curates: Thomas Green 1694, Christopher Jackson, 1696 and John Wright in 1699
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There is no public access to the interior of the tower. It contains three floors, a very narrow stone spiral staircase on the south side, and a roof area with a trapdoor. The staircase has steep risers and is naturally lit when the sun is in the southern quarter by three very small glazed windows,
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window above is included in the exterior second stage with the spiral staircase windows and the blue clock faces. The three-light window is hidden in the interior, being inaccessible in the vestry loft. The third stage has double, uncusped, round-headed bell-openings on all four sides, and an
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of 1170. A wooden church occupied the site of the present church probably in 1250, and definitely in 1271 when the archdeacon of
Rochester Witton (or William?) de Santo Martino resigned the ministry of Pannal, and when the village was also called Rosehurst. The church was dedicated to
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Viewing of the church is by appointment, except during the summer months when the church is kept open for visitors throughout the day; the tower is inaccessible to the public. There is a toilet but no café. Coffee and drinks are available at the Co-op store next to Pannal station.
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This list is taken from a plaque in the nave of the church. The archdeacon of
Rochester resigned the rectory of Pannal in 1271, and thus begins the list of clergy. The first in 1271 was William de Sancto Martino, listed as Monsigneur Martyn of
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Cornwall gave the church to St Robert's Priory in 1278. The present church was built before May 1318, when it was "said to have been damaged by a Scottish raiding party" who visited Pannal before or after attacking
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Roberts Church won the bronze Community Grounds award: one of the
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over the beams" of the nave has been rebuilt and remodelled several times, but may perhaps be mainly attributed to the 19th century works. The walls are plastered and there are floorboards under the
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gave three oaks to the friars of the Holy
Trinity for the fabric of the church of St Robert,". Pannal historian Anne Smith suggests that the object between the oaks is the gateway to the Priory.
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in 1745. Succeeding vicars were William Loup 1750, Robert Midgeley 1756, William Raper 1758, John Umpleby 1789, Ralph Bates Hunter 1816, and Thomas Simpson 1835. In 1836 Pannal left York
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was presented to the church in 1875. The pulpit, presented to the church in 1955, is the work of Norval Paxton; this is possibly architect Norval Paxton of
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used by English monarchs from the 14th to 18th century, but the raised "petals" may be the gaps between the curved arms of the deeply engraved cross.
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ritual, then commemorative crosses were placed at the same points. At first sight the carvings appear to be
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A walk around the churchyard and parish church of St Robert of Knaresborough
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was built in 1977 and the parish meeting rooms and kitchen in 1988 or 1999.
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Ecclesiastical parish of St Robert of Knaresborough, Pannal (300230 30/230)
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floor levels are indistinguishable from the outside, because the diagonal
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597:(1170–1218). He was born in York, the son of Touk Flower. He was ordained
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transcripts for Pannal, dating from the 16th century onwards, at the
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22 September 2011: "North Yorkshire County Council axes mobile libraries"
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walls. The roof was restored in 1884, and is arch-braced with 4.5 bays.
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English Heritage: A survey and gazetteer of places of worship 1900–2005
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The Parish Church of St Robert of Knaresborough Pannal: A mini guide
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2255:The Buildings of England: Yorkshire, West Riding
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2107:The Church of England: Pannal: other information
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2320:riponleeds.anglican.org Diocesan document (3)
2314:riponleeds.anglican.org Diocesan document (2)
2308:riponleeds.anglican.org Diocesan document (1)
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1935:King James Bible online: Ephesians ch.5
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1999:Birth cert: Rowntree, Mark, Sep 1838,
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1359:former Diocese of Bradford - now Leeds
1285:Rev. Mark Rowntree was vicar 1883–1920
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2516:Benefice of Pannal and Beckwithshaw
2470:Benefice of High Harrogate St Peter
2228:Bronze community grounds award 2013
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1742:National Heritage List for England
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2017:Ancestors of Beresford-Peirse
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2272:Rowntree, Rev. Mark (1921).
2244:Lee, H.; Norris, H. (1994).
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2175:Craven Herald & Pioneer
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