All Saints' Parish Church, Sherburn in Elmet is a Grade I listed building. The nave is a fine Norman construction with many of the original features. The chancel is 15th century constructed by the then Archbishop of York when one of his homes was in the adjacent King Athelstan's Palace (now dismantled to provide stone for building York Minster). A particular feature is a unique Janus Cross with a very interesting history
There is a lot more fabulous detail by visiting www.english-church-architecture.net/north%20yorkshire/sherburn-in-elmet/sherburn-in-elmet.htm really worth a read.
Now in order to find the cache, assign the numbers on the sign to a letter as follows;
A.BC First Sunday Service
DE.FG Parish Eucharist
H.IJ Evening Service
Tel: KLMNO PQRSTU
The cache is at N 53° FN.MBO W 001° DG.GQR
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