Morton Church of the Holy Cross has a long history, although most of the current church building dates from 1850.
 The 1086 Domesday book identifies Morton as a parish with a church, but there is evidence of there being a church in Saxon times.
 The arcade dates from the thirteenth century and the tower (at the west end) from the fifteenth century.
 The remainder of the church results from a rebuild by T.C. Hine of Nottingham in 1850.
 The church is a Grade II* listed building.
Morton Church of the Holy Cross has a long history, although most of the current church building dates from 1850.  The 1086 Domesday book identifies Morton as a parish with a church, but there is evidence of there being a church in Saxon times.  The arcade dates from the thirteenth century and the tower (at the west end) from the fifteenth century.  The remainder of the church results from a rebuild by T.C. Hine of Nottingham in 1850.  The church is a Grade II* listed building.
Morton, Derbyshire