The
story of St Luke�s, Dunham-on-the-Hill
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St Luke�s Church was consecrated on 18th October
1861 as a chapel of ease for the village. Prior to its construction the
congregation would walk to the church at Thornton-le-Moors to attend
services. The first
incumbent carved the oak framework surrounding a picture of the Good
Shepherd, which was painted by his wife and is above the altar.
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In approximately 1906 an oak carved chancel screen was added
and also panelling around the altar and on both sides of the nave. Just
before the 1st World War a chime of 8 bells was installed, hung
in a wooden bell cote, which eventually rotted was removed and replaced by
a stone belfry, housing a single bell.
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