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Church of the Holy Trinity, Howgill


Holy Trinity Church is located on Howgill Lane, close to Chapel Beck, in Howgill. It was built in 1838, by Edmund Sharpe. It replaced an earlier chapel of 1685 at anothe site in Howgill. The church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. Howgill War Memorial is located in the churchyard.

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Holy Trinity Church & looking toward Thwaite. Howgill.
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Benchmark on buttress of Holy Trinity Church
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, HOWGILL LANE - List Entry
- Church. 1838, by Edmund Sharpe. Mixed random rubble with sandstone dressings and graduated slate roof. Small building in simple Early English style. Nave with short chancel. The gabled 3-window west …
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War Memorial, Howgill
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War Memorial, Howgill
- This war memorial is located in the churcyard of Holy Trinity Church, off Howgill Lane in Howgill, Sedbergh. The memorial was unveiled in October 1920 to commemorate seven local servicemen who …

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List number: 1384143
List grade: 2
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: SD6337095035
Unitary Auth: Westmorland & Furness

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