St Andrew, Ryton, Church of England

The current St Andrew's church in Ryton appears to date from 1710, though the font, which is recessed into the tower arch has decorations from the 14th century and the east and south walls are medieval, though much of the original stonework has been renewed. The tower houses a total of six bells of which 2 were added to celebrate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887 and the most recent in 1993

It is located somewhere in the place at SJ760020 (Lat/Lon 52.615211, -2.355919). You can see this on maps provided by:

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