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The Church of St Helen, Garstang
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The Church of St Helen
in the Parish of Garstang

 
The Church of St Helen, Garstang, Photograph supplied by and © of Brian Young
The Church of St Helen, Garstang
Photograph supplied by and © of Brian Young
 
The Church of St Helen, Garstang, Photograph supplied by and © of Brian Young
The Church of St Helen, Garstang
Photograph supplied by and © of Brian Young
 
The Church of St Helen, Garstang, Photograph supplied by and © of Brian Young
The Church of St Helen, Garstang
Photograph supplied by and © of Brian Young

The church of St Hellen in located in the township of Churchtown (formerly Kirkland) about 2 miles south of the main village of Garstang.

The oldest part of the Church of St Helen dates back to around 1200 AD and the near circular shape of the building suggests that it is possibly a pre-Christian site. The first minister was appointed in 1190. The oldest date stone is 1632. St Helen has been referred to as ‘The Cathedral of the Fylde‘

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