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| The small village of Gressingham, in the Lune Valley, is near Hornby, north of Lancaster. |
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| The narrow Loyne road bridge over the River Lune that leads to the village. The bridge is believed to date back to medieval time and is Grade 11 Listed |
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| The River Lune looking as cold as it really was on the day of the visit. |
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| The centre of the village. In the last Census, there were fewer than 200 folk living here. |
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| Stone crosses in the church yard. |
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| Gressingham Parish Church of St. John. |
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| The Church was originally built in the 12th century and is a Grade 1 Listed building. It was partly rebuilt in 1734. |
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| Mosaic set in the stone path to the Church. |
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| Inside the Church. |
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| The Church banner. |
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| Looking out of the lattice windows. |
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| This was a difficult image to take owing to the glare on the wooden board. |
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| Another stained glass window. |
Interesting church & very good interior images, not always easy. I found the list of Incumbents interesting, they seemed to have longer periods of service in times gone by.
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