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Gillian at the entrance to the Priory Church
of St Mary and St Michael, Cartmel |
The Cromwell Door
with Bullet Holes caused by villagers who took exception to Cromwell's troops stabling there horses in the nave Cartmel Priory |
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King Charles II
Royal Coat of Arms Cartmel Priory |
Hatchments belonging to the Cavendish Family and
the Lowther family
Cartmel Priory |
Arms of William Marshall founder of
Cartmel Priory |
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Wall Monuments to members of the Robinson family
Cartmel Priory |
Pipe Organ by F.W. Jardine, 1867
later work by Rushworth & Dreaper Cartmel Priory |
Sculpture of St Michael by by Josefina de Vasconcellos
Cartmel Priory |
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Wall monument to William Lowther d.1683
Cartmel Priory |
Monument to John Harington, 1st Baron Harington,
d.1347, and his second wife, Joan de Dacre.
Cartmel Priory |
'They Fled by Night'
by Josefina de Vasconcellos. The sculpture depicts the Flight into Egypt Cartmel Priory |
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Misericords
Cartmel Priory |
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C15th choir stalls
Cartmel Priory |
C17th Chancel Screen
Cartmel Priory |
C15th choir stalls
Cartmel Priory |
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Carrara marble memorial to Lord Frederick Charles
Cavendish, son of the 7th Duke of Devonshire, was murdered in Dublin
in 1882. Sculpted by Thomas Woolner.
Cartmel Priory |
High altar and reredos showing crucifixion surrounded
by biblical scenes.
Cartmel Priory |
Chancel Screen
Cartmel Priory |
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Font Cover, 1640
Cartmel Priory |
Ledger Stone with brass plaque to Thomas Askew
of Birkby Hall d.1763 and his wife Margaret d.1788
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River Eea,
Cartmel |
Footbridge over the River Eea,
Cartmel |
Bridge over the River Eea,
Cartmel |
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Village Lock-Up,
Cartmel |
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Village Square
Cartmel |
Cartmel Priory
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Cartmel Pudding Shop
Home of Sticky Toffee |
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Cartmel Obelisk
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Cartmel Priory
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Mural Commemorating the 500th Anniversary of St
Anthony's Church, 2004
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King Charles II
Royal Coat of Arms St Anthony's Church, Cartmel Fell |
Medieval Stained Glass
St Anthony's Church, Cartmel Fell |
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Nave with tie beam and strut truss roof
St Anthony's Church, Cartmel Fell |
Stone archway of 1504, leading into the baptistry.
Located underneath the west tower
St Anthony's Church, Cartmel Fell |
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'Crucifixion' East Window in memory of Captain
Josceline Bagot and his son, by A.K. Nicholson
Church of St John the Evangelist, Levens |