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St
Andrew's Church
NY 516-301 Cumbria England
NY 516-301 Cumbria England
St
Andrew's Church is a 13th century stone defensible church tower, which displays
the badge of the Earl of Warwick. Its six foot thick walls gave refuge from border
warfare and in 1374, its parishioners were ordered to repair the bell tower. In
1720-22, the church was rebuilt to a design by Nicholas Hawksmoor and a new western
entrance made through the tower. Nearby is Dockray Hall
and on the eastern edge of town is Hutton Hall.
St Andrew's Church is located in the town centre, off Market Square. 21 miles south of Carlisle, on the M6-A592.
The site is freely accessible in daylight hours.
There are car parks nearby.
For more information on the church, go to its HomePage.
Click
here for a church picture 
and a castle map
of the area 
and a castle map
of the area