9310, BDB 86/1/2636 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
no.9310
Crosthwaite church
1920s
Crosthwaite, saint Kentigern's church with tombstones in the foreground. The vicar of this ancient church was canon Rawnsley one of the founders of the National Trust and, being an associate of both Ruskin and William Morris, he with his wife founded the Keswick School of Industrial Art. The image title is incorrectly described in the Cash Book as Keswick Church. The title has been changed on the record.
9310, BDB 86/1/2636 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
no.9310
Crosthwaite church
1920s
Crosthwaite, saint Kentigern's church with tombstones in the foreground. The vicar of this ancient church was canon Rawnsley one of the founders of the National Trust and, being an associate of both Ruskin and William Morris, he with his wife founded the Keswick School of Industrial Art. The image title is incorrectly described in the Cash Book as Keswick Church. The title has been changed on the record.
| Location: | Keswick | Cumbria Archives Reference: | BDB 86/1/2636 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sankey Number: | 9310 |
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