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Church of All Saints, Killington


All Saints Church in Killington dates from the 14th century. It was originally buily by the Pickering family as the chapel to Killington Hall and became parochial in 1585.[1] The church underwent alterations in the 17th century. The building was repaired and re-pewed in 1824. It's vestry was added in 1894. All Saints Church is a Grade II* listed building on the National Heritage List for England.

Killington Grade II* Listed Historic Buildings and Monuments in Killington Civil Parish Churches and Cathedrals
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All Saints Church
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All Saints' Church, Killington
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Mediaeval stained glass, Killington Church
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All Saints' Church, Killington, Font
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CHURCH OF ALL SAINTS - Killington - List Entry
- "Church. C14 with alterations of C17, vestry of 1894. Roughcast stone with ashlar dressings, slate roof. Single-vessel nave and chancel, west tower and south vestry. North facade of 5 bays. …
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Killington Hall, 1960
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Benchmark on porch of Killington Church
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List number: 1335928
List grade: 2*
County: Cumbria
Post code: LA6 2HA
Grid ref: SD6132288992

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