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Historic Buildings and Monuments in Bampton Civil Parish


Listed buildings and scheduled monuments in Bampton Civil Parish, Cumbria, from the National Heritage List for England[1]. Use the Search (below) if looking for a specific building / monument.

Structure List No. Grade Built~ Notes
Bampton Hall 1121988 II    
Bank Barn Immediately to North of Stanegarth 1338524 II    
Barn Immediately to North of High Rough Hill 1145252 II    
Barn Immediately to South of Scar View Cottage 1337665 II    
Brye South East of Grange Farmhouse 1121894 II    
Church Bridge 1145259 II    
Church of St Patrick 1145258  II* 1728 Bampton Grange. On the site of a medieval church.
Cross in Bampton Grange Cemetery 1121903 II    
Crown and Mitre Inn 1326808 II    
Dalton House and Christian Cottage 1121879 II    
Dawes House and Stables Adjoining 1145256 II    
Dennyhill 1145260 II    
Dovecote Approximately 20 Metres to South East of Bampton Hall 1145254 II    
Eastward Farmhouse and Attached Outbuildings 1326843 II    
Field Gate Farmhouse 1326807 II    
Former Farmhouse on West Side of High Drybarrows 1145250 II    
Grange Farmhouse 1145257 II    
Halfa Bridge 1121874 II    
High Howe with Attached Farm Buildings and Wall 1326844 II    
High Rough Hill 1145251 II    
Knipe Hall and Attached Bank Barn 1145263 II    
Limekiln Immediately to West of St Patrick's Well Public House 1145255 II    
Low Crag 1337641 II    
Low Knipe 1145262 II    
Low Rough Hill and Adjoining Bank Barn 1122008 II    
Low Scarside and Barn Adjoining 1337699 II    
Moorahill Farmhouse and Attached Barn 1326845 II    
Numbers 1 and 2 Immediately to North East of Crown and Mitre Public House 1121910 II    
Scar View Farmhouse and Cottage 1145261 II    
Stanegarth and Attached Outbuilding 1145253 II    
Thompson Monument Approximately 7 Metres to South of St Patrick's Church 1338586 II    
Thornthwaite Hall and Attached Barn 1326806 II    
Yew Tree House 1338563 II    
Romano-British farmstead at Haweswater 1011158 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Enclosure containing four clearance cairns and a stone bank west of Four Stones Hill 1011159 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Two standing stones north-west of Four Stones Hill 1011160 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Round cairn west of enclosure on Four Stones Hill 1011162 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Towtop Kirk early Christian enclosure 1011591 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Romano-British farmstead 800m north-east of High House 1011595 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Stone bridge, Cawdale Beck 1007103 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Ring cairn on Knipescar Common south of Inscar Plantation 1007364 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Round cairn 490m ENE of Rough Hill Tarn 1007365 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Round cairn 680m ENE of Dalefoot 1007366 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Ring cairn on Knipescar Common 1007407 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Slight univallate hillfort in Scarside Plantation 1007408 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Round barrow 150m east of Scarside Plantation 1007409 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Bowl barrow 80m east of Scarside Plantation 1007410 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Castle Crag slight univallate hillfort 1007411 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Round cairn north of Four Stones Hill 1007412 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Round cairn on Burn Banks 1007413 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Round cairn on High Raise 1011590 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Bridge over Heltondale Beck 550ft (170m) S of Widewath 1007101 n/a   Scheduled Monument
Bridge over Heltondale Beck 250yds (230m) SSW of Widewath 1007102 n/a   Scheduled Monument
High Street, Roman road 1003275 n/a   Scheduled Monument

Primary source: the National Heritage List for England - NHLE is the register of nationally protected historic buildings and sites in England, including listed buildings, scheduled monuments, protected wrecks, registered parks and gardens, and battlefields. The list is maintained by Historic England. Check NHLE for updates and new entries.
Secondary sources: British Listed Buildings.

Church of St Patrick, Bampton Grange
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Church of St Patrick, Bampton Grange
- St Patrick's Church in Bampton Grange was consecrated on 20 June 1728 by the Bishop of Carlisle.[1] The Church is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

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