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DONCASTER MINSTER

Doncaster Minster (or St George's Minster or St Georges Parish Church) is almost the size of a great cathedral an it replaced a medieval church which burned down in 1833. It was designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and was finished in 1858, it is 170 feet long and has a huge tower which stands 170ft high.

Did You Know...

Did you know that the clock in Doncaster Minster was designed by Dent, who also designed Big Ben?

Directions

On the main road past the station & tesco. Opposite the market, cant miss it.

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Parking

Town centre parking

Contact Details

The Reverend,
St George's Minster,
Church Way,
Doncaster.
Tel: 01302 323784

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Have you been? WRITE A REVIEW! Frank Hart from Originally Rossington: I remember back in the mid fifties sitting at the back during a St. George's day parade changing the carrying hook on my Scout drum with a penknife during the service. What had happened, just before we got to church I ripped the drum skin with the drumstick. I just managed to repair it before the service ended. I might add it was a bit awkward playing on the snare side on the way back, but it didn't sound too bad, just a bit hollow. Happy days. Regards to all Scouts from Rossington Frank. If you have a favourite moment or memory from Doncaster Minster then please tell us about it: Your Name: Where are you From: Your Email Address: Want to know when your comment on Doncaster Minster has been approved? We won't use it for any other purpose. If you don't wish to receive any email, please leave it blank. Security Code: Comments: