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St. Gregory Church, Vale of Lune
About
Cautley chapel was built in the early 1860s by the Upton family, when the London and North Western Railway was building its Ingleton branch and sent a Scripture Reader to the navvies.
Attached to a cottage, it is a plain building perhaps designed by a railway engineer; but inside a delightful and colourful series of stained glass windows by Frederick George Smith depict river scenes, trees and plants, as well as birds and animals found locally. These were installed in about 1900 when the church was refurnished.
Key Features
Spectacular stained glass
Glorious furnishings
Social heritage stories
Famous connections
Visitor Information
Bus stop within 100m
Level access to the main areas
On street parking at church
Parking within 250m
Accessible toilets nearby
Dog friendly
Walkers & cyclists welcome
Space to secure your bike
Book Tickets
Opening Times
* Open daily.
Tripadvisor
Awards
- Cumbria Awards
Member of Cumbria Tourism 2016
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