It is worked of hard nearby limestone, with sandstone specifying, on a shallow stage of 21.87 m in distance across. The factory tower with a top stature of 11 m, extraordinary worldwide in structure and mechanics, is bolstered on six
Little stone wheel cross on a little-gabled plinth, straight shaft, fundamental square plinth and two ventured base. The engraving and names are etched into the sides of the principal square plinth at the base of the pole. The commemoration is
Engineering expert Nickolaus Pevsner depicted St Leonard's congregation in the villa of Warwick on Eden as 'the most vital Norman Church in Cumberland'. In spite of the fact that the area of Cumberland is a distant memory, St Leonard's remaining
Chedham's Yard is a prize-winning legacy site. It has as of late been thoughtfully reestablished and holds the temperament and climate of the nineteenth century. It is available to the general population each Saturday, from the finish of April until