Historic Churches in Lancashire
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There was a church at Slaidburn as early as the Norman period, but the current church dates to 1450. The church consists of a nave and chancel with clearstory, north and south aisles, west tower, and north porch. St Andrew's is particularly notable for its excellent quality woodwork.
Church Street, Slaidburn, Lancashire, England, BB7 3ER
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The old church of St Mary ('old' to distinguish it from the Victorian church Holy Trinity nearby) is an early Georgian brick building which may stand on the site of a Tudor chapel. St Mary's has been called 'picturesque', though 'peculiar' might be equally appropriate.
Tarleton, Lancashire, England, PR4 6HJ
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St Helens Church in Waddington dates to around 1500, though all but the west tower was heavily restored in the Victorian period. Highlights include a 1690 brass to a former vicar, a medieval stained glass window to Sir Richard Tempest, and monuments to the Parker family of Browsholme Hall.
Edisford Road, Waddington, Lancashire, England, BB7 3HS
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A beautiful medieval church dating largely the 15th century, St Oswald's is known for its association with the Washington family, whose most famous descendant was George Washington, first president of the United States. The Washington family coat of arms, in the church tower, was the inspiration for the US flag.
Main Street, Warton, Lancashire, England, LA5 9QU
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It seems likely that a church stood in Whalley in the Saxon period, a suggestion supported by three Saxon crosses standing in the churchyard. These date from the 9th-11th centuries. There are other fragments of Saxon crosses built into the church walls.
Church Lane, Whalley, Lancashire, England, BB7 9SY
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Heritage Highlight: 3 Saxon crosses stand in the churchyard
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