St Stephen
New Hutton
Cumbria
New Hutton sits between the M6 motorway to the East, and Kendal, about three miles to the West. It is more of a hamlet than a village, literally consisting of about a dozen houses.
Above. Looking South over New Hutton towards the church.
The church was built 1828 to 1829 to designs by George Webster of Kendal.
Above. St Stephens from the South.
Above. St Stephen from the South.
Above. The North gates into the church yard.
Above. Overgrown gate pillar with greyhound.
Above. A close up of one of the gate posts.
Above. The lychgate.
Above. One of the dedication slabs in the lytchgate.
Above. The second dedication stone in the lytchgate.
There's very little information about this church, including the curious use of greyhounds on the fence columns to the front and rear of the church. As usual if anything comes to light, I'll include it here.
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