Holy Trinity Church, Goodramgate

Holy Trinity Church on Goodramgate is identified by an eighteen-century brick archway that leads from the bustling street into a secluded, leafy churchyard. Tucked behind a row of laborers' dwellings erected in thirteen sixteen, the church remains hidden from the main thoroughfare. Its structure, which features an unusual saddleback roof and uneven interior floors, dates primarily from the fifteenth century, though the site has held a church since the twelfth century.