Architecture of Yorkshire

1897 – Church of St. Magnus, Bessingby, Yorkshire

Architect: Temple Moore

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The church of St Magnus was built under the will of George Wright of Bessingby Hall and replaced a small brick church of 1767 which stood nearby. Dominant elements are the sturdy central tower and the continuous roofs over the nave and aisles.

Published July 15, 2009 | Last Updated December 29, 2025

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