Bleasdale

• Bleasdale parish church, probably the only one anywhere dedicated to Saint Eadmer.
• Bleasdale Circle, a Bronze Age circular earthwork, originally with an outer ring and possibly aligned with the sunrise of the Summer Solstice.
• Bleasdale Church of England Primary School.
• The Parish Hall, built in 1929.
• The former post office, housed in the forge opposite Higher Brock Mill on the River Brock, supporting brown and rainbow trout. From 1947 to 2002 the post office housed a café for locals, cycling and hiking folk to refresh, fitted with a well, dating from about 1700, beneath the building. In the early 1900s, "Jack Custard" was renowned there for the quality of his custard tart.

Notable buildings

• St Eadmer's Church was rebuilt in 1835 by John Dewhurst and restored and enlarged in 1897. It has a west tower and lancet windows. The church retains its pews and western gallery.
• Bleasdale Tower was built in the early 19th century by William Garnett.
• Clough Heads Cottages was once a boy's Reformatory School.

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