Cark Hall
Cark Hall: Elizabethan, Cark Hall near Flookburgh, was built by Thomas Pickering (he was married in Cartmel in 1571).It passed by marriage to the
Cartmel Quaker Meeting House
Cartmel Quaker Meeting House:George Fox, the founding father of Quakerism, first visited the North West of England in 1652.Almost immediately after he arrived in
L’Enclume in Cartmel
L’Enclume in Cartmel:If you are looking for fine dining, Cartmel is just the place for you.One of the best restaurants in the country, Simon
Cartmel Gatehouse
Cartmel Gatehouse:Once the gatehouse to Cartmel Priory, this fortified tower was built around 1330-40, at a time of constant danger from across the border.Its
11 Restaurants around Grange-over-Sands
11 Restaurants around Grange-over-Sands:
The Grange area boasts a fantastic variety of pubs, inns, restaurants, cafes and tearooms to suit all budgets and tastes.
Explore the History of Cartmel Methodist Chapel
Explore the History of Cartmel Methodist Chapel
A Tranquil Haven by the River Eea!
Nestled on Ford Rd, right in the heart of Cartmel
Boyzone to play at Cartmel
Boyzone to play at Cartmel:The Irish pop band – Boyzone will be making their first appearance in Cartmel this summer.The band was put together
Bill Bryson and Cartmel Priory
Bill Bryson and Cartmel Priory:
Best-selling author – Bill Bryson has placed Cartmel Priory on his list of favourite churches.
Mr Bryson said “I came
The first snow of winter 2016
The first snow of winter 2016:The first snow of the winter came during the night of January 16th.
Son et Lumiere at Cartmel Priory
Son et Lumiere at Cartmel Priory:
This must a first in the 800-year history of Cartmel Priory.
The amazing Son et Lumiere show this evening.
