English: All Saints Church, Underbarrow. Pevsner wrote of this church: 'a naughty design, with a spirelet on the S porch turret and a polygonal apse with a gable to each side. It was built in 1869, designed by Joseph Bentley of Kendal. The spire is secured to the bell-turret by a stone ball hanging from a chain! This is the third church on the site; the others were buiolt in 1547 qnd 1708. Underbarrow was a chapelry of Kendal parish until it became a independent parish in 1725. Now it shares a priest with Helsington and Crook.
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