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Church of the Holy Trinity, Rosley


Holy Trinity Church is located in Carwath, Rosley. It was originally built between 1839 and 1841 as a chapel of ease to St Hilda's Church, Western. In 1868, Rosley became an independent ecclesiastical (church) parish, and the chapel became Rosley's parish church, dedicated to the Holy Trinity.

Rosley, Cumbria Churches and Cathedrals 1841
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Church, Carwath, Rosley
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Holy Trinity church, Rosley
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Millennium window, Rosley Holy Trinity Church
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Holy Trinity Church, Carwath, Rosley, Doorway
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Holy Trinity Church, Carwath, Rosley
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Post code: CA7 8AU
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY31554762

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