Visitors 25
21 photos
Cartmel Fell is a detached area associated with Cartmel near Cark. It is a sublimely beautiful part of the Lake District. Its main historical feature is Cartmel Fell Church (St Anthony) which has its origins around 1505. It has a 17th century, three-decker pulpit, as well as other features including early stained glass.
It is an important wildlife area with extensive local woodland.
It is an important wildlife area with extensive local woodland.
© Heritage Photo Archive & Heritage Image Register
HRS 4740 Cartmel Fell Church
HRS 4735 Cartmel Fell Church 2010
HRS 4736 Wild flowers Cartmel Fell Churchyard
HRS 4737 Cartmel Fell Church, Altar
HRS 4738 Cartmel Fell Church, font 2010
HRS 4739 Cartmel Fell Church, lychgate 2010
HRS 4743 Footpath rear of Cartmel Fell Church
HRS 8582 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow, Hog hole
HRS 8586 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow view towards Whitbarrow
HRS 8585 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow view south to Morecambe Bay
HRS 8583 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow, view across valley to Whitbarrow
HRS 8584 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow stone steps in dry stone wall
HRS 8587 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow, View towards Whitbarrow
HRS 8588 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow west view down meltwater channel
HRS 8589 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow, stone structure
HRS 8591 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow, stone structure front
HRS 8590 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow, stone structure
HRS 8592 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow, stone structure graffiti
HRS 8593 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow, graffiti
HRS 8594 Cartmel Fell, Ravens Barrow, limestone gate stoop
