Towards Allithwaite Church – Pat Rowland
Allithwaite was a small community in the district of lower Allithwaite until the second half of the 19th century. With the establishment of a school and church in 1865, the village became well developed as a community by the beginning of the 20th century. Many of these articles were written in 2015 to celebrate 150 years of Church and School.
Allithwaite-A Short History by Phil, Pat & Barbara
A History of Allithwaite by Barbara Copeland.
Allithwaite-bibliography by John Beckett
The development of Allithwaite Village in the 19th century by Phil Rowland
The Establishment of St Marys Church Allithwaite by Phil Rowland
Allithwaite Church East Window Memorials and Tablet by Pat Rowland
Allithwaite (Old) Vicarage by Phil Rowland
Allithwaite School History by Pat Rowland
Allithwaite Institute History by Phil Rowland
Allithwaite Poor House by Barbara Copeland
Allithwaite Mill by Barbara Copeland
The Old Brewery in Allithwaite by Phil & Pat Rowland
The Farmers Arms in Allithwaite by Phil & Pat Rowland
The Guide over Sands – Royal Oak in Allithwaite by Phil & Pat Rowland
The Mortal Man by Peter Le Mare
Greenfield House by Peter Le Mare
Bronze Age Burials in Allithwaite by Barbara Copeland
Another Bronze Age Cemetery discovered in Allithwaite by Phil Rowland
Allithwaite Blitz by Barbara Copeland
Allithwaite Bowling Club by John Beckett
The Wyke farm by Barbara Copeland
Outerthwaite Farm v2 by Phil Rowland
Wraysholme Hoard SUMMARY by Peter Roden
Allithwaite People
Allithwaite WW1 Stories by Barbara Copeland, Carol Hull, Melvyn Hull, Pat Rowland
Mary Winfield Lambert by Pat Rowland
The Incredible Mr Lamb by Phil & Pat Rowland
Fishing Women of Allithwaite by Barbara Copeland
The Hermit Tinker of Allithwaite by Barbara Copeland
Walter Winson v2 by Phil & Pat Rowland
Clergy
The Clergy of St Mary by Phil Rowland
Allithwaite Vicars Board (now mounted next to the Vicar’s vestry) Pat Rowland
Rev Robert Townson MA by Phil Rowland
Rev John Hammersley MA by Phil Rowland
Rev James Gilbertson v3 MA by Phil Rowland
