An active Anglican parish church in the Lancashire village of Higher Walton, serving the deanery of Leyland and recognized as a Grade II listed building.
At a glance
All Saints Church stands on Blackburn Road in Higher Walton, a village in the metropolitan borough of South Ribble. The church remains in active use as an Anglican parish church, falling within the deanery of Leyland and the archdeaconry of Blackburn, under the diocese of Blackburn. Its architectural and historical significance has earned it designation as a Grade II listed building on the National Heritage List for England.
History
Further details about the church’s founding, development, and notable events are not currently available from the primary source.
What you see
The church’s Grade II listing reflects its architectural merit and heritage value. Specific architectural details and periods of construction require additional research.
Cultural significance
All Saints serves as a focal point for the Anglican community in Higher Walton and represents the area’s religious heritage. Its listed status acknowledges its contribution to the local architectural landscape.
Key facts
- Location: Blackburn Road, Higher Walton, South Ribble, Lancashire
- Country: United Kingdom
- Coordinates: 53.7408, -2.6407
- Designation: Grade II listed building
- Status: Active Anglican parish church
Practical information & getting there
All Saints Church is located in the village of Higher Walton on Blackburn Road. As an active parish church, it welcomes visitors during service times and may accommodate visits by prior arrangement. Contact the church directly for current opening hours and accessibility information.
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