
Saint Mary’s Crich, Derbyshire
Saint Mary’s is located on Cromford Road ,Crich near Matlock, Derbyshire, DE45DJ, United Kingdom. It was originally built around 1135. The original Norman structure of Saint Mary’s in Crich was erected under the direction of Ralph Fitz-Hubert (the first Baron of Crich) or his successor Ralph Fitz- Ralph, during the reign of King Stephen between 1135 and 1154
Because medieval churches were built and expanded over centuries rather than by.a single.builder, key.figures responsible for different historical phases of the building include
The Original Founders.(1125–1154): the local Norman lords Ralph Fitz –Hubert and Ralph.Fitz–Ralph iniated earliest surviving construction, which includes the Norman nave and the north arcade pillars.
14th Century Expander (1300s): Sir William de Wakebridge, a prominent local knight, funded massive Gothic– style expansions. His benevolence added the chance!, tower,spire and tne chantry.chapel
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Saint Mary’s Church’s Derbyshire