- St Mary's
Church is in
Fernyhalgh Lane, Broughton, Lancashire, England. It is a
Roman Catholic church located near the
shrine at
Ladyewell House. The church...
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Preston Rivington Pike
Rufford Old Hall
Samlesbury Hall St Mary's Church,
Fernyhalgh,
Preston and the
Ladyewell Shrine St Walburge's Church,
Preston Stonyhurst...
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Fernyhalgh Wood (/ˈfɜːrniəf/) is a
woodland in Fulwood, Preston, Lancashire, England. It
covers a
total area of 4.58
hectares (11.32 acres). It is owned...
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Country Park,
Goosnargh Brockholes Wood,
Ribbleton Clough Copse,
Fulwood Fernyhalgh Wood,
Fulwood Fishwick Local Nature Reserve Acc,
Fishwick Fishwick Local...
- - Carfin,
North Lanarkshire,
Scotland Ladyewell Shrine: St Mary's at
Fernyhalgh and
Ladyewell - The
Shrine of Our Lady and the Martyrs, Fulwood, Lancashire...
- in
Britain are
those linked to
Christian pilgrimages, at Walsingham,
Fernyhalgh (Lancashire) and
Holywell (Wales), or po****r
tourist sites (Bath, Somerset)...
- the west,
Barton Brook and Dean
Brook to the north, Moss
Leach Brook,
Fernyhalgh Lane and
Blundell Brook to the east, and the B6241 road and M55 motorway...
- Catforth, Eaves,
Higher Bartle, Nog Tow 2.
Preston Rural East 2a.
Broughton Fernyhalgh 2b.
Grimsargh Elston 2c.
Haighton Cow Hill,
Haighton Green,
Haighton Top...
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Catholic teacher. Her
pupils were
taken daily to St Mary's
Church in
Fernyhalgh. Her
students paid a
shilling and
sixpence every three months and many...
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Notices of
Hoghton Tower,’ 1845. ‘An
Account of St. Marie's
Chapel at
Fernyhalgh,’ 1851, 8vo. ‘Blackburn as it is,’ 1852. ‘Bolton-le-Moors and the Townships...
