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| Having featured the village of Bentham yesterday, today we look at the Church. A delightful path to reach the Church. |
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| St Michael's Church is an English Heritage Grade 1 listed building. The lower part of the tower can be traced back to Anglo-Saxon days, with other parts of the building dating from 1200 and the 13th century. |
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| There are a few carvings and figures adorning the outside walls of the Church. |
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| The plaque states that remains of the Hadwen family from the 1770s were buried nearby. |
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| A banner hanging inside the Church. |
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| There are some fine stained glass windows. |
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| The three leg symbol, as used by the Isle of Man. |
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| The Beetham Chapel Tombs. (My thanks to our Roving Lakeland Correspondent for some of the above images). |
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