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When foot and mouth devastated this area in 2001 a group of local people decided to take a step of faith and develop Sedbergh into a book town. ... More
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St Andrew’s Church building and bells
St Andrew’s Church is the oldest building by far in Sedbergh, dating from around 1130. ... More
Farfield Mill
Farfield Mill is art craft & heritage gallery set on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. ... More
The Sedbergh Embroidery
Two fabulous embroideries created by local stitchers, depicting Sedbergh through the ages, are on permanent display in St Andrew’s church ... More
Brigflatts Quaker Meeting House
1½ miles from Sedbergh and an easy stroll across the fields from Birks, this grade 1 listed Friends’ Meeting House, built in 1675, is said to ... More
St Gregory’s Church
The church, situated about 1½ miles west of Sedbergh on the A684, was built in the 1860’s by Miss Frances Upton of Ingmire Hall as a chapel ... More
Burns Beck Moss
Burns Beck Moss is a small nature reserve belonging to the Cumbria Wildlife Trust. ... More
