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St. Leonard's Church Padiham, Lancashire
St Leonard’s Church, the town’s parish church, dates from 1869 and was built on the site of earlier churches dating back to at least 1451.
Padiham is around 3miles west of Burnley on the River Calder in Lancashire.
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The Parish Church of St Leonard in Loftus, North Yorkshire was rebuilt in 1811, the former building being described by Graves about 1808 as a ‘mean and humble edifice’ in a neglected condition.
Loftus Parish Church
1901 saw another rebuild of the church, some portions only of the old west and south walls remaining.
The tower finishes with an embattled parapet and has a clock dial on the north and west sides towards the town.
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Mounted high on the tower of St Mary’s Parish Church on the corner of the A596 and Wood Street in Maryport, Cumbria is this clock.
Maryport – St Mary’s Parish church clock
The clock has tan or light brown coloured numbers and is surrounded by what looks like stone or a flat metal.
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Kendal Parish Church clock
With a blue face with gold coloured numbers is the clock high on the bell tower on Kendal Parish Church.
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