Great and Little Broughton, Cumbria

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The Baptist Church on Meeting House Lane, Little Broughton, is dated here to 1672. NY 0800 3158. © Steve Bulman.

Christ Church, dated here to 1856. NY 0753 3168. © Steve Bulman. Link. The church itself isn't listed, but the churchyard war memorial is, at grade II.

Evangelical Church on Meeting House Lane and Main Street. Old maps show it to be a former Friends' Meeting House (dated here, as Quaker, to 1742-1982, with a predecessor of 1687). NY 0783 3174. © Steve Bulman. In 2026 Google Streetview is labelling it as "permanently closed".

Old O.S. maps show a Mission Hall on Main Street at NY 0755 3132. It seems to survive, though is quite well hidden by other buildings - two Streetviews from 2025 - 1, 2.

There used to be a Primitive Methodist Chapel off Alice Lane and Main Street, Little Broughton, at NY 0780 3181. It's unclear whether it survives or not, as Streetviews are hampered by vegetation - it, or its replacement is the building behind the telephone pole - 2009 Streetview.

St. Lawrence was the medieval predecessor of Christ Church. It's site is recorded by O.S. maps to the S.W. of the village at NY 0607 3048, within a graveyard. It was "in use mid-17th century but disused by 1688" - source. Its site hasn't been seen by Streetview.

Older maps show a Wesleyan Methodist Chapel on Moor Road, pre-dating one of 1911. NY 0737 3147. © Steve Bulman. An earlier map shows a Wesleyan Chapel on a different site across the road, at NY 0737 3150. The house on its site was seen by Streetview in 2025.