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The Old Parish Church was built in 1790 with the spire and clock added later when funds became available.
Annan Old Parish Church clock
The church features galleries on three sides with an extension to rear.
The bell tower was added 1801.
The church is currently used by The Church of Scotland.
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Christ Church, Maryport is known locally as the fishermans church as it can be seen by crews returning to port.
Christ Church – Maryport
The white faced clock is situated at the bottom of a tall spire unusually above what appears to be the belfry.
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All Saints Church, Cockermouth
Situated at the base of a spire almost 200ft tall are the clock faces of All Saints Church in Cockermouth, Cumbria.
All Saints Church, Cockermouth
The clock has recently undergone restoration and repair.
William Wordsworth was baptised in this church.
Some local commentators refer to this church as Cockermouths’ Cathedral.
It is reported that
It is not known if the bells currently chime.
A refurbishment appeal is ongoing for the church and buildings. Further information can be found here.
Thank you
Thanks to John Blaylock for information supplied about the clock.