St. Mary's Parish Church, Lindisfarne
View
of St. Mary's from the hill
St.
Mary's Church from the west facade of the priory. There is a cross base
directly in front of the church that is one of the original Anglo-Saxon
cross bases. The cross which it held has long since disappeared,
and was perhaps destroyed by the Danes. St. Mary's parish church was
completed in the thirteenth century.
The
entrance to St. Mary's parish church
Inside the church, there is a needlepoint replica of a page from the
Lindisfarne Gospels on the altar. Click
here for a view of the altar.
The replica of Cuthbert's Coffin in St. Mary's parish church on Lindisfarne.
The original coffin is in Durham cathedral.
A tiny coracle, such as the ones the Irish monks used to sail the North
Sea.
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