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Church of St Luke, Clifton, Cumbria


St Luke's Church, Clifton, is located on Chapel Brow in Bridgefoot. There has been a church on this site sice at least the 11th century, though the current building dates from 1901. Several Norman features remain and the church houses a Norse Cross shaft dating back to 870AD. The church is part of the Grasmoor Mission Community.

Bridgefoot Churches and Cathedrals Little Clifton
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Post code: CA14 1XT
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY0540329105

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