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Field Broughton bibliography Ayre, L. R., ed. 1894-1900. The North Lonsdale Magazine and Furness Miscellany. 4 vols. Article on Field Broughton (4, 262-267). U Brandwood, G. The architecture of Sharpe, Paley and Austin. English Heritage, 2012. The following is extracted from ‘Catalogue of works and projects’ (pp 210-259): 1892-4 St Peter. Replaced a church of 1745 a mile away. (sic – in fact the chapel it replaced was on the same site). Design 1891. £7,500 or £8,000 paid for by Harriet Margaret Hibbert and her trustees as a memorial to her husband, Thomas Hibbert, and by Henry Hibbert of Broughton Grove. Shingled spire 110ft high. Contractors – J Hatch & Sons, Lancaster, Thoms of Grange (mason). [Cumbria Record Office (Kendal), WPR 86/1/3/7-9, 24; 86/1/8/7: Lancaster Standard 6.7.1894: Bulmer, T & Co. 1905. History, Topography and Directory of Westmorland, p. 203. Preston: T. Bulmer & Co.: Kelly’s Directory of Lancashire 1913, 500]. 1903 vicarage. Invitation to tender [Lancaster Guardian 7, 14.9.1901]. Accounts for work dated Oct 1903. Contractors – Thoms & Sons, Grange-over-Sands, Parke Bros, Kendal (joiners), T Cross & Sons, Lancaster, and J W Braithwaite, Grange-over- Sands [Cumbria Record Office (Kendal), WPR 86/1/4/14]. 1913 St Peter. Plan of drains round church [Cumbria Record Office (Kendal), WPR 86/1/3/10]. B U Dickinson, J.C. 1980. The land of Cartmel: a history. Kendal: Wilson. 112pp. Chapter on Broughton and Newton (pp 72-75). B G K U Hyde, M. & Pevsner, N. 2010. Cumbria: Cumberland, Westmorland and Furness. (The buildings of England.) London: Yale Univ. Pr. 775pp. Entry on Field Broughton (p.347). B G K U Kirby, R.H. and others, eds. 1892. The Rural Deanery of Cartmel in the Diocese of Carlisle, its churches and endowments. Ulverston: Atkinson. 125pp. Chapter on Field Broughton (pp.48- 52). B U Mills, N. 2014. Pounds and pinfolds of Cumbria. Bishop’s Castle: YouCaxton Publications. Entry on Field Broughton (p.56). Taylor, S. 1955. Cartmel people and priory. Kendal: Wilson. 181pp. Chapter on Broughton (pp 117-123). B G K U Victoria county history of Lancashire. 1914. Vols II: Religious houses, and VIII: Topography: Lonsdale hundred, north and south. Available online at www.british-history.ac.uk Chapter on Broughton (vol VIII, pp 278-282). B U .

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