Interior of St Cuthbert's Church
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Interior of St Cuthbert's Church
Image: © Tiger Taken: 26 Aug 2014
The nave with its small round-headed Norman windows is mainly 13th-century. The chancel is later; it and its arch ("a fine piece of Norman work" according to Arthur Mee) were restored in 1866. Remnants of a Roman altar can be seen in the church. The modern collage on the left depicts the patron St Cuthbert with his right hand uplifted in blessing. St Cuthbert's is listed Grade II* https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101100260-church-of-st-cuthbert-great-salkeld
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Image Location
Latitude
54.723823
Longitude
-2.697391