The earthworks of the medieval village extend for 500m on the south side of a shallow valley, between the present village to the east and the site of a medieval priory to the west.

Seen here are some of the rectangular enclosures between the stream and a hollow way.

Frank Robinson, December 2014

Earthworks and trackways near the site of the medieval priory of North Ormsby.

Frank Robinson, December 2014

The church of St Helen was built in 1848 by S S Teulon.

Made redundant in 1981, the church is now a private house.

In the nearby valley can be seen earthworks of the medieval village and the site of a former Gilbertine priory.

September 2012

Label stop on hood moulding over the east window at St Helen's church - work of S S Teulon.

Peter Kirk Collection, 1997

Label stop on hood moulding at St Helen's church - work of S S Teulon.

Peter Kirk Collection, 1997

St Helen's is built of ironstone with limestone dressings with details in the style of the late thirteenth century.

Peter Kirk Collection, 1997

View of the south side of the nave and the bellcote over the west gable.

Peter Kirk Collection, 1997