This is a Grade I listed building; part of the tower dates from the 10th century, and other parts of the building are 13th and 14th century.
The building was restored internally, with "sundry alterations to the tower and roof," by Cuthbert Brodrick and reopened in 1859.
The Hull Packet gave this description in 1859:
"The pulpit, which is of elaborate design, stands on a pedestal of Caen stone, and is of hexagon shape.
It stands on the north of the chancel arch ... The font, on the left hand as you enter the church by the south side porch, is a very beautiful work of art; it is of octagon shape, and [its stand is] covered with encaustic tiles on the top and sides.
The font itself is made of Caen stone, and very elaborately carved with the emblems of the Four Evangelists in bold relief, and an inscription running round the top part in old character.
The inscription is, "Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit he cannot enter the kingdom of God."
The font is, we understand, the gift of the vicar.
The carving has been done at Leeds, by Messrs. Mawer, from sketches by the architect." (
Hull Packet, 3 June 1859)
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This is a Grade I listed building; part of the tower dates from the 10th century, and other parts of the building are 13th and 14th century. The building was restored internally, with "sundry alterations to the tower and roof," by Cuthbert Brodrick and reopened in 1859. The Hull Packet gave this description in 1859:
"The pulpit, which is of elaborate design, stands on a pedestal of Caen stone, and is of hexagon shape. It stands on the north of the chancel arch ... The font, on the left hand as you enter the church by the south side porch, is a very beautiful work of art; it is of octagon shape, and [its stand is] covered with encaustic tiles on the top and sides. The font itself is made of Caen stone, and very elaborately carved with the emblems of the Four Evangelists in bold relief, and an inscription running round the top part in old character. The inscription is, "Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit he cannot enter the kingdom of God." The font is, we understand, the gift of the vicar. The carving has been done at Leeds, by Messrs. Mawer, from sketches by the architect." (Hull Packet, 3 June 1859)
 Media related to St Peter's Church, Barton-upon-Humber at Wikimedia Commons
 Media related to St Mary Barton-Upon-Humber (pulpit) at Wikimedia Commons
Catherine Mawer