Medieval parish churches of York

In 1300, there were about 45 parish churches in York. Of these, 20 to today completely or partially retained, even if only a few are for worship in use. A greater number of such churches have been preserved in England only in Norwich.

Preserved medieval churches and preserved in situ fragments

• All Saints, North Street
• All Saints, Pavement
• Holy Trinity, Goodramgate
• Holy Trinity, Micklegate
• St Andrew, St Andrewgate
• St Crux, Pavement
• St Cuthbert, Peasholme Green
• St Denys, Walmgate
• St Helen, Stonegate
• St John, Micklegate
• St Lawrence, Lawrence Street
• St Margaret, Walmgate
• St Martin, Coney Street
• St Martin- cum- Gregory, Micklegate
• St Mary, Bishop Hill Junior
• St Mary, Castlegate
• St Michael, Spurriergate
• St Michael -le- Belfrey, high Petersgate
• St Olave, Mary Gate
• St Sampson, Church Street
• St Saviour, St Saviourgate

Destroyed and worn medieval churches

• All Saints, Fishergate
• All Saints ( in the Marsh ), Peasholme Green
• Holy Trinity, King's Court
• St Andrew, Fishergate
• St Benet, Patrick Pool
• St Clement, Clemen Thorpe
• St Edward, Lawrence Street
• St George, Fishergate
• St Giles, Gillygate
• St Gregory, Barker Lane
• St Helen, Fishergate
• St Helen on the Walls, Aldwark
• St John- del- Pyke
• St John, Hungate
• St Mary ad Valvas
• St Mary, Bishop Hill Senior
• St Mary, Thorpe Layer
• St. Mary's, Walmgate
• St Maurice, Monkgate
• St Michael - without- Walmgate
• St Nicholas, Lawrence Street
• St Peter -le- Willows, Walmgate
• St Peter -the- Little, Peter Lane
• St Stephen, Fishergate
• St Wilfrid, Blake Street