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<blockquote>Adjoining is the <strong>“Fleece Inn” yard</strong>, or, as it was known in Speed’s time, “[[Cock Lane]].” The illustration gives a good idea of its picturesque exit. <strong>[[Kirkbie-Kendall 1900|John F Curwen, Kirkbie Kendal (1900) p73]]</strong></blockquote> | <blockquote>Adjoining is the <strong>“Fleece Inn” yard</strong>, or, as it was known in Speed’s time, “[[Cock Lane]].” The illustration gives a good idea of its picturesque exit. <strong>[[Kirkbie-Kendall 1900|John F Curwen, Kirkbie Kendal (1900) p73]]</strong></blockquote> | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:53, 14 August 2023
Between 14 Highgate (Ye Olde Fleece Inn) and 16 Highgate (Westmorland Homecare) on the west side of Highgate opposite the old Kendal Hotel
Curwen
Mentioned in "Kirkbie-Kendal, Fragments collected relating to it's ancient Streets and Yards; Church and Castle; Houses and Inns", John F Curwen, 1901 in relation to the Commercial Hotel (later Kendal Hotel) on Hightgate
Adjoining is the “Fleece Inn” yard, or, as it was known in Speed’s time, “Cock Lane.” The illustration gives a good idea of its picturesque exit. John F Curwen, Kirkbie Kendal (1900) p73
