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| Name | Churchtown |
| Style | Northwest |
| Tradition | (Chu) Churchtown |
| New dance ? | no |
| Origin | Churchtown children's team (Traditional) |
| Size of set | 16 |
| Hands | Sticks held at one end with 2 bells and short ribbons on other end |
| Tunes | Rosin The Beau |
| Lady In The Boat | |
| Gisburn Processional | |
| Hundred Pipers | |
| New Rigged Ship | |
| References | |
| Other Notes | Churchtown is a village near Garstang in Lancashire. It is not the Churchtown in Southport.
Some teams dance with 4, 6, 8 or 12 in set. Some use bobbins |
| Code | nChuCHUR |
| Checked | 1 |
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|---|---|---|
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| Fiddlesticks | Norfolk,UK | (none) |
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| Haughley Hoofers | Suffolk,UK | set, source, hands |
| Kettle Bridge Clogs | Kent,UK | (none) |
| Mockbeggar | Cheshire,UK | (none) |
| Pump House Clog | Hertfordshire,UK | (none) |
| Tyne Bridge | Tyne & Wear,UK | (none) |