Heritage Open Days - Sefton Church

Sefton Church was founded in 1170. Dedicated to St. Helen, the building mostly dates from 1535-38, though the Lady Chapel is much older. Pulpit dated 1635. Magnificent screens, early 16th century, restored by Caroe. Many interesting monuments, tombs and pews - including dog whipper's pew. Eight bells dating from 1588 to 1945. Large churchyard. Family church of the Molyneux, Earls of Sefton, and also of the Blundells of Ince and of Little Crosby. The only grade 1 listed building in Sefton Metropolitan Borough.

Dates

Heritage Day Opening 13 Sep 2008 - 14 Sep 2008

Heritage Day Opening 20 Sep 2008

Heritage Day Opening 20 Sep 2008

Heritage Day Opening 21 Sep 2008

Road Directions

1 Mile across fields from M57/M58 Switch Island
Midway between Maghull and Lunt. Close to Thornton.

Public Transport Directions

Limited Bus Service (Rural Location).

 Facilities

• All Areas Accessible to Disabled Visitors
• English Heritage Event - Part of Heritage Open Days event.
• Parking (free) - Punch Bowl Inn (next door)