All Saint Church

Rotherham Parish Church is the third one that was built in this place. There was a church in 937 and then another late Norman church during the eleventh century. The current church´s construction began during the fourteenth century with an architectural style known as "perpendicular." They began to build a large 60 meter high bell which has been standing for 500 years. This church, now called All Saints, is one of the finest medieval Perpendicular styles in England. In 1873, it was restored thanks to architect Gilbert Scott, who wanted to maintain the historical importance of the place and its fifteenth century style.