An active Anglican parish church in rural Cumbria, serving the village of Thwaites within the diocese of Carlisle. Listed as a Grade II heritage structure, it remains a functioning place of worship in England’s Lake District region.
At a glance
St Anne’s Church stands in the village of Thwaites, near Millom in Cumbria. As an active Anglican parish, it belongs to the deanery of Millom and the archdeaconry of Furness within the diocese of Carlisle. Its benefice is united with three neighbouring churches: St George and Holy Trinity in Millom, and St Luke in Haverigg.
History
The church’s detailed history is not fully documented in available sources, but its continued status as an active Anglican parish demonstrates its enduring role in the spiritual life of the Thwaites community.
What you see
St Anne’s is designated as a Grade II listed building on the National Heritage List for England, indicating it merits protection as a structure of special historic and architectural interest.
Cultural significance
The church exemplifies the tradition of small rural Anglican parishes that have served English villages for generations. Its listing status reflects its importance to Cumbrian heritage.
Key facts
- Country: United Kingdom
- Location: Thwaites, Millom Without, Cumbria
- Coordinates: 54.2587, −3.2633
- Status: Grade II listed building, active Anglican parish church
- Diocese: Carlisle
- Deanery: Millom
- Archdeaconry: Furness
Practical information & getting there
St Anne’s is located in the village of Thwaites, accessible from Millom in Cumbria. As an active parish church, visiting hours may vary; contact the church or the diocese of Carlisle for current service times and access information.
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