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The original Church of St Cuthbert was constructed circa 1374 by Sir Richard de Boyville, who was granted the barony of Levington by Ranolph de Meschines. Nothing now remains of Sir Richard’s Castle, while the Victorians tore-down the medieval church and replaced it with the present building in 1845. However, the original Norman doors survive in the west wall.
The Visit Cumbria web site ( Link ) gives much useful information on the Church, while contact details and service times can be found: Link .
The Church is open to the public and donations are welcome.