St Nicholas' Church is a historic stone church that can trace its roots on this site back to 1182. Symbolism and history are interwoven in the church’s fabric, as illustrated by the framed crooked aisle. This ‘skew’, as it is known, was quite deliberately created to represent the head of Christ on the Cross falling to the right. There are many impressive stained glass windows, notably the 16th century Flemish hand-painted “John the Baptist” window, the unique style and colouring of which makes it a breathtaking sight. (Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland)
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