St James' Church, Altham

( 11 Reviews )

9 W View Terrace
Burnley, eng BB5 5UN
(125) 438-4321

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4.6 - (11 reviews)

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katie 0011

Mar 19th, 2020
Moi Pixie
Wonderful little chapel, well maintained, with a wealth of history. It is associated with and lies on a former path to Whalley Abbey, which used to run from the rear of the church. We had a most interesting tour by two of the church wardens who pointed out several of the historical curiosities. There is also a modern interactive information screen which tells the various remarkable stories associated with this little gem. Well worth a visit but at the present time entry other than on Sunday is by arrangement only.
Nov 29th, 2021
Dave Hebson
A beautiful old church
Aug 1st, 2021
Pety & Rebecca
Beautiful church. Great place for a walk. Beautiful view in this area
May 3rd, 2021
Pringle Dingle
Great historical British building.
Jul 13th, 2020

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^{St James' Church, Altham}

St James' Church, Altham is located at 9 W View Terrace in Burnley, England BB5 5UN. St James' Church, Altham can be contacted via phone at (125) 438-4321 for pricing, hours and directions.

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A The phone number for St James' Church, Altham is: (125) 438-4321.

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A St James' Church, Altham is located at 9 W View Terrace, Burnley, eng BB5 5UN

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A The website (URL) for St James' Church, Altham is: http://www.stjamesaltham.org/

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A St James' Church, Altham has a 4.6 Star Rating from 11 reviewers.

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Moi Pixie _{on Google}

Nov 29th, 2021

Wonderful little chapel, well maintained, with a wealth of history. It is associated with and lies on a former path to Whalley Abbey, which used to run from the rear of the church. We had a most interesting tour by two of the church wardens who pointed out several of the historical curiosities. There is also a modern interactive information screen which tells the various remarkable stories associated with this little gem. Well worth a visit but at the present time entry other than on Sunday is by arrangement only.