St Peter`s church Heysham Lancashire - a brief history
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- We show you around St Peter`s church and St Patricks chapel with the stone coffins, located in Heysham village. S Peter`s church is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated grade I listed building. We love to share the church and chapel with you and really hope you enjoy this vlog. Take care and thanks for watching.
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One of the most magical places I]ve ever been.
We love walking around here and we are blessed that it's practically on our doorstep 😊
Have visited St Peters Church many times in past years, beautiful place so much of the history I did not know best wishes to you both ❤
It really is a stunning place and a great place to sit and chill while listening to the sea. Thanks for watching 😊
beautiful peaceful church, love the History, remember visiting it and standing at those stones, it's beautiful 😍 ❤
Thank you Helen. We love visiting the church and graveyard. You're right, it is so peaceful there.
What a fantastic Blog. Your so knowledgeable. The Blog was so peaceful and made me feel calm . Thank you ☺️ ⛪️
Awww thanks my lil Hol. ❤️🥰
What a beautiful well kept church and graveyard. It is so nice to see that it has not been left to go wild. It looks as though most if not all of the graves are easily accessible, which is very important in these times when people are becoming interested in where their ancestors are laid to rest, and in visiting their final resting place to pay their respects. It broke my heart to go to a cemetery in Essex once, to find the graves of my ancestors, only to find it was completely overgrown and totally inaccessible. All done under the very flimsy excuse of 'returning it to nature' (in other words, no one to keep it tidy). It's soul destroying after traveling all that way. I'd be proud to know if any of my ancestors were buried here, although highly unlikely as we do not originate from that area. I just want to convey 10/10 for the tidiness of the church and site, and a very well done for the film and information. Can I just ask if this church has a crypt? If so, is it from the old original church or a more recent one? I'm not a morbid person by any means, but I do love looking in Church crypts and mausoleums, seeing how they are laid out and some of the fine coffins and fixtures, stone work etc, contained within them. It's like paying those who rest there a visit and letting them know that they are not forgotten. Thank you once again for a very informative film.
Thank you so much for the kind comment, we also love grave yards and old churches, the worst thing I have seen is blackpool Town centre church where the dead are still buried under the foot path in the town square, once again thank you for your comment and your support on our channel 😀
My mum and I love this church it's so quaint and peaceful, it just oozes history and the stories are so interesting, maybe that's why we are drawn to it because it is involved with the vikings he he. The story of the two girls is so haunting but yet peaceful that they are laid to rest there. This vlog is mindfulness at its best it was so relaxing for me to watch and listen.
We absolutely love this graveyard, it calms you not matter what crazy day you've had. Ot really is a special place. I love to read the gravestones and visit certain ones regularly. Thanks for the comment. Take care 🙂
Just beautiful ! Have you ever attended a church service at it ? It would be so moving and peaceful. How uplifting you would feel when you came out with all that amazing scenery. Thanks for filming.
Yes we have been a few times and it feels so relaxing when we leave there especially when the tide is in and you can hear the waves, thanks for your comment and hope your well
Fantastic footage ,and amazing history coverage ,its beautiful church ,and surroundings ,facing the sea,thanks both of you ,for the quality,and supurb vidio , enjoyed so much 👍
Thank you for your kind words Andy 🙏 and thank you for watching, hope you are well buddy 👍👍
@@FromTheShore1 am ok thanks 🤣
Getting my education today from Dr Baz
I hope you learnt something 😉
What a beautiful vlog about a beautiful church i hope you are both well this is the weekend i should have been in Blackpool i think my brother is getting home from hospital at the start of the week
Thanks George, hope your brother gets home soon. How is he doing?
@@FromTheShore1 John is doing well i think he is getting home tomorrow just waiting to get his staples out
We will cross everything for John. 😊
@@FromTheShore1 Thank you very much
Maybe that stone was an early calendar? The beasts on both ends is winter? One cyclus ? From one winter to another? Since seasons were crucial for survival? Just guessing . Great vid!!!
That sounds highly possible,I know they used to prey to the gods for better crops and stuff we miss you guys, huge hugs ❤️