All Hallows Church, Great Mitton, is in the village of Great Mitton, Lancashire, England. It is an active Anglican parish church in the deanery of Whalley, the archdeaconry of Blackburn, and the Diocese of Blackburn. Its benefice is united with that of St. John's Church, Hurst Green.
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A beautiful medieval church sitting in stunning countryside. There is a strong congregation of around 25 - 30 people. There are six bells with currently only the front three able to be rung. Work is in progress to get all the bells ringing.
Treble: cast in 1872 by John Taylor & Co. Tuned to E. Weight 4-2-14 2: cast in 1726 by Samuel II Smith. Tuned to D. 3: cast in 1624 William Oldfield (of Bradford). Tuned to C. 4: cast in 1567 by French. Tuned to B. 5: cast in 1567 by French. Tuned to A. Tenor: cast in 1834 by Thomas II Mears. Tuned to G....
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A beautiful old church and open to visit. So lucky to have such a place that is obviously cherished and well maintained thankfully. Fabulous view of Pendle hill in December. For a small church it has so much character and interest. Lancashire has so many special historical places. And good pubs and towns...
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Wonderfully historical church, now more frequently left open. Tastefully modernised without losing its ancient heritage. Interesting side chapel, rare rude screen, medieval font. Worth a trip up the gallery to closer inspect the roof beams. One of the best churches...
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