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• Nag's Head Inn
  <blockquote>This inn, called by the rebels "[[The Galloway coming out of the Bog]]", was tenante [[Category:Building]][[Category:Inn]][[Category:Public House]]
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• Fleece Inn Yard 16 Highgate
  Between [[14 Highgate]] ([[Ye Olde Fleece Inn]]) and [[16 Highgate]] ([[Westmorland Homecare]]) on the west side of [[Hig
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• Rose and Crown Inn
  <blockquote>"The name of this almost forgotten inn, which displayed a pictorial signboard representing a rose and crown, was p The main floor of the inn, approached as was usual from the entry, has now been entirely taken down s
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• Pack Horse Inn
  Adjacent to [[Pack Horse Inn Yard 80 Stricklandgate|Pack Horse Inn Yard]] on the west side of [[Stricklandgate]]. ...esented a horse with it's packs, fairly adjusted, ready for a journey. The inn however was finally disused as such in 1855, when it became the property of
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• Globe Inn
  <blockquote>This is another ancient inn, of which there is little history recorded beyond the boast of a certain Ta Somewhere outside this Inn the [[Market Place Stocks]] were said to have stood.
  982 B (157 words) - 01:09, 1 August 2023
• Pump Inn
  ...ndal Town Council was held on Tuesday to consider the purchase of the Pump Inn property at the head of Finkle Street, with the view to its removal. There
  550 B (78 words) - 00:48, 26 January 2025
• Crown Inn
  ...[[Finkle Street]], was known in the coaching days as the famous “ Crown Inn.” Across the street swung a sign representing a Royal Crown in gilded col ...], I find that the new landlord ([[Bowman]]) continued the play-house. The inn was kept by a [[Mrs. Walker]], in [[1868]], in which year it was closed as
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• Kings Arms Inn
  What a host of associations are conjured up by the one word “inn.” How they come crowding upon us from all sources, coaching houses and an ...by the author of A Fortnight's Ramble as being “a large, old, straggling inn, with two galleries leading to the bedrooms,” and, says he.
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• Slip Inn
  ...3, and that the overhanging front was altered in 1865. It was closed as an inn in 1898.</blockquote> [[Category:Inn]][[Category:Public House]][[Category:Market Place Walk]]
  548 B (85 words) - 01:10, 1 August 2023
• Football Inn
  ...ws signs of aving once had a galleried front. The football, from which the inn took the name, was won and retained as a trophy in a fierce contest played
  483 B (73 words) - 01:08, 1 August 2023
• Ye Olde Fleece Inn
  ...between [[Yard12 Highgate]] (entrance to the [[Old Shambles]] and [[Fleece Inn Yard 16 Highgate]]. ...r Maskew was 'mine host'. It stands on the site of the ancient [[Royal Oak Inn]], owned by John Fletcher in 1746, and which, like the '<strong>Golden Flee
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• Golden Fleece Inn
  #REDIRECT [[Ye Olde Fleece Inn]]
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• Old Ship Inn Yard
  68 B (7 words) - 18:46, 18 April 2024
• New Inn (Highgate)
  ...hgate]] (the [[Marvic Hotel]]). The rear of the property opens on to [[New Inn Yard 94 Highgate]]. '''New Inn'''
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• New Inn Yard 94 Highgate
  '''New Inn Yard'''
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• Gillinggate
  ...Brocklebank]] and his sister, which had previousy been the ''[[White Swan Inn]]'', an appropriate sign, as Mr Jhn Watson happliy remarks, expressive in t
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• Nag's Head Inn
  <blockquote>This inn, called by the rebels "[[The Galloway coming out of the Bog]]", was tenante [[Category:Building]][[Category:Inn]][[Category:Public House]]
  362 B (48 words) - 16:35, 24 October 2022
• Commercial Hotel
  ...valuable shops, a good dwelling house, and a news room adjoining the said inn on the north and fronting on to [[Highgate]], and now in the several occupa ...their sagacity recognised that 'the grapes were sour'. At that time, every inn, by Act of Parliament, was obliged to hang out a sign, which now, through a
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• Fleece Inn Yard 16 Highgate
  Between [[14 Highgate]] ([[Ye Olde Fleece Inn]]) and [[16 Highgate]] ([[Westmorland Homecare]]) on the west side of [[Hig
  701 B (96 words) - 18:53, 14 August 2023
• Westmorland House
  ...quently it became the head hostelry of the town, and was known as '[[Fox's Inn]], being owned by a certain [[William Fox]], one of the principal inhabitan ...born, and where a traditional story still goes that he was poisoned at his inn by four witches of Kendal. The figures of Justice, Fortitude, Prudence and
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• Pillory
  ...of the street, between the [[Cauld-stean]] and the [[Rose and Crown Inn]] Inn and which was sold at last by the Corporation for firewood in August 1840.
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• Rose and Crown Inn
  <blockquote>"The name of this almost forgotten inn, which displayed a pictorial signboard representing a rose and crown, was p The main floor of the inn, approached as was usual from the entry, has now been entirely taken down s
  2 KB (288 words) - 16:38, 24 October 2022
• 37 Highgate
  ...by [[Robert Chamley]] in 1742 until his death in 1746. When, however, the inn closed its doors as a public house, a large hosiery business was carried on
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• Kirkland
  ...tages. Just to the north, also on the east side, is the '[[Ring o' Bells]] Inn' followed by main foot entrance to the Parish Church.
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• 5 Kirkland
  ...d in Kirkland, and know by the name of the '[[Old Ship (Kirkland)|Old Ship Inn]]'. ...hich had risen up against it, and thus the "[[Old Ship (Kirkland)|Old Ship Inn]]" fell to pieces, and in it's place "[[Betty Shaver]]," the female barber
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• Yard 3 Kirkland
  [[File:1-5 Kirkland The Old Ship Inn.jpg|frame|1 Kirkland , Yard 3 Kirkland (middle) and 5 Kirkland]] ...led by the name" ([[Old Ship Inn Yard]] - the yard led to the [[Old Ship]] Inn)
  530 B (75 words) - 03:53, 8 February 2024
• Abbot Hall
  ...t was again sold to Christopher Wilson, banker. Sir Alan died at the Crown Inn, Harrogate, September 30th, 1823, aged 83, and was buried at the [[Chambre
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• Chronology
  ...wards called Brownsword's House, since known by the name of the Pack Horse Inn. It was discontinued in 1855, Jan. 16th. This Pack Horse had been a public Several old wills relating to the White Hart Inn, formerly the '' Coffee House" (called Robbin's Coffee House in the old dee
  166 KB (28,207 words) - 16:43, 24 October 2022
• Finkle Street
  ...ket JHHogg.png|200px|thumb|right|The Fish Market at the rear of the [[Pump Inn]] looking north up Finkle Street]]. ...(the northern arm) becoming [[Crook Lane]]. Between the two was the [[Pump Inn]] and a museum facing the main street with the open air [[Fish Market|fish
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• Bishop Blaize
  [[Category:Public House]][[Category:Inn]]
  189 B (18 words) - 16:24, 24 October 2022
• Cock & Dolphin
  [[Category:Public House]][[Category:Inn]]
  173 B (22 words) - 15:18, 7 November 2022
• 78 Highgate
  [[The Shakespeare Inn]] Between [[Yard 72 Highgate]] and [[Shakespeare yard]]/[[Sandes Hospital]] ...oulded imposts and projecting keystone to elliptical head. C20 entrance to Inn is up steps on north side in rear passage. Three sashes with glazing bars t
  1,016 B (145 words) - 16:24, 24 October 2022
• Aldermen of Kendal
  ...e [[Oat Market|oat-market]], which was brought from the front of the Globe Inn into the Market-place. The [[Market House|Market house]] was appropriated f ...4, when it was converted into stables for the use of the [[Shakespeare Inn|Inn]].)
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• Ring o' Bells
  [[Category:Public House]][[Category:Inn]]
  204 B (29 words) - 16:37, 24 October 2022
• Pack Horse Yard 80 Stricklandgate
  Yard on the west side of [[Stricklandgate]] adjacent to the [[Pack Horse Inn]].
  160 B (24 words) - 01:52, 19 March 2019
• Pack Horse Inn
  Adjacent to [[Pack Horse Inn Yard 80 Stricklandgate|Pack Horse Inn Yard]] on the west side of [[Stricklandgate]]. ...esented a horse with it's packs, fairly adjusted, ready for a journey. The inn however was finally disused as such in 1855, when it became the property of
  2 KB (279 words) - 16:37, 24 October 2022
• Collin Croft
  ...stable, a stonemason’s yard, a coach-builder’s shop, a smithy with an inn or beer house ‘The Malt Shovel’ behind it, were added on the south side
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• Branthwaite Brow
  The [[George and Dragon Inn]] has been in Branthwaite Brow since at least 1767.
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• Globe Inn
  <blockquote>This is another ancient inn, of which there is little history recorded beyond the boast of a certain Ta Somewhere outside this Inn the [[Market Place Stocks]] were said to have stood.
  982 B (157 words) - 01:09, 1 August 2023
• Pump Inn
  ...ndal Town Council was held on Tuesday to consider the purchase of the Pump Inn property at the head of Finkle Street, with the view to its removal. There
  550 B (78 words) - 00:48, 26 January 2025
• Pigot & Co 1828-29
  [[James Webster]] ([[COMMERCIAL INN]]), [[Highgate]] [[John Standley]], [[New Inn Yard]]
  24 KB (2,392 words) - 02:10, 1 November 2021
• 2 Stricklandgate
  Formerly the [[Crown Inn]]
  207 B (23 words) - 16:22, 9 September 2022
• Crown Inn
  ...[[Finkle Street]], was known in the coaching days as the famous “ Crown Inn.” Across the street swung a sign representing a Royal Crown in gilded col ...], I find that the new landlord ([[Bowman]]) continued the play-house. The inn was kept by a [[Mrs. Walker]], in [[1868]], in which year it was closed as
  2 KB (242 words) - 16:36, 9 September 2022
• Kings Arms Inn
  What a host of associations are conjured up by the one word “inn.” How they come crowding upon us from all sources, coaching houses and an ...by the author of A Fortnight's Ramble as being “a large, old, straggling inn, with two galleries leading to the bedrooms,” and, says he.
  16 KB (2,778 words) - 09:44, 15 August 2023
• Market Place
  [[Globe Inn]] [[Football Inn]]
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• Slip Inn
  ...3, and that the overhanging front was altered in 1865. It was closed as an inn in 1898.</blockquote> [[Category:Inn]][[Category:Public House]][[Category:Market Place Walk]]
  548 B (85 words) - 01:10, 1 August 2023
• Market Place Stocks
  ...were made to hold two persons, and which stood near to this last mentioned inn, until removed in 1835.
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• Market Hall
  ...rt of) the old [[Football Inn]] with it's wide entrance to the left of the Inn with decorative carved sandstone detailing
  2 KB (275 words) - 01:27, 1 August 2023
• Football Inn
  ...ws signs of aving once had a galleried front. The football, from which the inn took the name, was won and retained as a trophy in a fierce contest played
  483 B (73 words) - 01:08, 1 August 2023
• Police Office Yard
  .... At the head of the old Post Office Yard and opposite to the “ Football Inn ” was born the celebrated Oriental linguist and classical scholar, Anthon
  1,000 B (157 words) - 01:07, 1 August 2023
• Castle Lodge
  ...e Ground, with a convenient Dwelling-House, which has been long used as an Inn or public-house and well accustomed and is in good repair, Brew-house, Seed
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• Ye Olde Fleece Inn
  ...between [[Yard12 Highgate]] (entrance to the [[Old Shambles]] and [[Fleece Inn Yard 16 Highgate]]. ...r Maskew was 'mine host'. It stands on the site of the ancient [[Royal Oak Inn]], owned by John Fletcher in 1746, and which, like the '<strong>Golden Flee
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• Cock Lane
  #REDIRECT [[Fleece Inn Yard 16 Highgate]] ...name for [[Fleece Inn Yard 16 Highgate]], adjacent to the [[Golden Fleece Inn]]
  150 B (20 words) - 19:04, 14 August 2023
• 16 Highgate
  Between [[Fleece Inn Yard 16 Highgate]] and [[22 Highgate]] (previously [[Mountain Warehouse]]) ...at arrived by coach, whilst your honour” went to the higher-board in the inn itself.
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• Golden Fleece Inn
  #REDIRECT [[Ye Olde Fleece Inn]]
  32 B (5 words) - 18:57, 14 August 2023
• 14 Highgate
  ...between [[Yard12 Highgate]] (entrance to the [[Old Shambles]] and [[Fleece Inn Yard 16 Highgate]]. Opposite [[Yard 5 Highgate]] and what was the [[Kendal ...ought to be a butchers shop it has been occupied since by [[Ye Olde Fleece Inn]].
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• 22 Highgate
  ...the street from the premises adjoining, until Alderman Berry purchased the inn and re-built on its vaulted cellars the present building. Here he resided a
  1 KB (153 words) - 19:34, 14 August 2023
• 26-28 Highgate
  Like the “[[Ye Olde Fleece Inn|Fleece Inn]]” they had their pent roofs, projecting some five or six feet further on
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• Royal Oak
  ...ohn Fletcher]] in 1746, and which, like the '[[Golden Fleece|Golden Fleece Inn]]' opposite, had the facade supported on wooden posts. On the property bein ...ign of the ”[[Royal Oak]]” was transferred to this house, when the old inn of that name styled itself ”The [[Commercial Hotel|Commercial]].” <stro
  3 KB (425 words) - 16:25, 15 August 2023
• New Inn (Highgate)
  ...hgate]] (the [[Marvic Hotel]]). The rear of the property opens on to [[New Inn Yard 94 Highgate]]. '''New Inn'''
  3 KB (450 words) - 10:43, 26 June 2024
• New Inn Yard 94 Highgate
  '''New Inn Yard'''
  1,022 B (156 words) - 03:49, 16 June 2024
• 90-92 Highgate
  Between [[Websters Yard 88 Highgate]] and [[New Inn Yard 94 Highgate]] At the north corner of [[New Inn Yard 94 Highgate|New Inn Yard]] McNaught, a master coach builder, had his show rooms. The front wall
  683 B (106 words) - 04:06, 16 June 2024
• Merchant Kendal
  Middletons (prev Barrow's) (Slip Inn, slaughterhouse)
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• 33-35 Highgate
  ...Bank ([[121 Highgate]]), which had formerly been the “ [[Royal Oak]]” Inn, and shortly afterwards married a daughter of [[Jonathan Dodgson]], another
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