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Penistone - Dunford Bridge Leaflet
You can download our leaflet by clicking on the image below.
Bus Timetables -
https://www.southpenninect.co.uk/BusServices
Click the above link and then scroll down to service 25A
Did you know you can catch a bus between Penistone and Dunford Bridge? You could walk to Dunford Bridge, and catch the bus back, or take the downhill route - catch the bus to Dunford Bridge and walk back!
Bullhouse Chapel
Opening times:
March 1st to September 30th
Mondays only: 9am - 3pm
This seventeenth century English Heritage property is just 75 yards off the Trail:
Travelling west, look for an exit on your right after you have crossed over the Millennium Bridge at Bullhouse Bridge - turn left along Bullhouse Lane and continue to the end of the lane: click here for a map.
Bullhouse Chapel is the oldest independent non-conformist chapel with continuous worship in the county. Built in the seventeenth century by the Rich family who lived at nearby Bullhouse Hall, its pulpit is believed to be original, and it has a remarkable sounding-board which allowed the speaker to be heard from the back of the chapel. It is a simple building, redolent with history, its stone blackened by smoke from the trains which ran along the line nearby; it was registered for worship in 1692 and has been in continuous use ever since.
More information here - Bullhouse Chapel