Cumbrian places, in alphabetical order
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Aglionby, potatoes
Ainstable
Appleby, Westmorland
- Appleby Jail and also here
- Bonfire Night 1855
Aughtertree, Cumberland
Black Syke, Calthwaite
Bowness on Solway, Cumberland
- funeral bidders
- gravestones
- the Solway Artillery Range
- the dangers of the Solway
Bowness on Windermere
Brampton, Cumberland
Burton and Holm, Westmorland
Caldbeck, Cumberland
Calthwaite
Cargo – and cholera
Carlisle, Cumberland
- Annetwell Street
- Botchergate
- Botcherby
- Caldewgate
- Cathedral and here
- Carlisle Central School
- Cummersdale Print Works
- Holy Trinity Church
- Irishgate
- Paradise Court
- Rickergate
- Scotch Street and here
- The Sorceries and the Bitts, and here
- The River Eden and River Caldew
- The Carlisle Canal
- The canal opening day celebrations
- Lodging houses – and disease
- Garlands Hospital,
- cholera
- flooding 1822
- Jacobite occupation 1745
- the city in 1810
- Christmas 1854
- starvation 1854
- St Cuthbert’s Church
- the Shaddongate riot
Carleton Hall, Penrith
Cotehill (aka Coathill)
Crosthwaite, Cumberland and here
Dacre, Westmorland
Dalton in Furness (ex-Lancashire, now Cumbria)
Dalston, Cumberland
Dearham
Derwentwater, Cumberland
Drumburgh, Cumberland (Westfield House, Kirkland House)
Fellside, Caldbeck, Cumberland
Haltcliff, Caldbeck
Hesket-in-the Forest
- Local names in will of Thomas Ollivant
- and here
Hutton Roof, Cumberland (Stuart Hill/Stewart Hill, Heggle Head/Hegglehead)
Hutton Sceugh, Cumberland
Intack, Cumberland
Irthington
- wedding custom
- the vicar
Kendal, Westmorland
- Death statistics
- Grain merchants and dealers
- 19th century crimes
- Kendal town clock
- coronation day 1838
Keswick
- Samuel Ladyman’s fountains
Kingstown, Cumberland, riots and affray and disease
Kirkby Stephen
- Bonfire Night 1855
Kirby Thore
Kirkoswald
Lamplugh wedding customs
Longburn, Cumberland
Maryport, Cumberland
Matterdale
Meaburn, Westmorland
Netherwasdale
Newbiggin Hall, Westmorland.
Nichol Forest, Cumberland
Ormathwaite, Cumberland
Orton, Westmorland
Penrith
- Christmas 1853
- Little Dockray (Redmayne House)
- Little Dockray (General Wolfe)
- Brunswick Square (First World War)
- Bonfire Night 1855
- Board of Health, water closet row
- King Street history (no 14) and no 11
- The Mitre, King Street
- near riot at a wedding
- public houses: General Wolfe again. Ship; Blue Bell; Bell & Bullock (also in King St post)
- and: Station Hotel, Black Lion
- the brothel that wasn’t
- Victoria Coach Works
- Victoria Road/Victoria Place
- Dockray Hall (aka the Gloucester Arms)
- the Penrith Pong of 1875 (and the current one!)
Plumpton
Port Carlisle, Cumberland
- Port Carlisle, a history built on hope
- Britain at Low Tide TV programme
- the brig Robert Burns
- The Dandy
- Haaf net fishing
- the Solway Viaduct
- Customs and revenue
- the canal opening day
- census returns
- Solway ships in the 1800s
- Merchant Navy apprentices
- the brig Jane
- Victoria baths
- Villages by the Sea TV programme
Seathwaite
- the Seathwaite riot
Shap, Westmorland
Silloth, Cumberland
- kindness in Silloth
Staffield, 1856 murder
Stainton (near Penrith)
Temple Sowerby
- Mary Walker on the parish
- The Tolerator
- water scheme
- the maypole
Thursby
Ulverston
Upperby – and disease
Wasdale – see also Netherwasdale
Whitehaven, Cumberland
Workington
- SS West Cumberland,
- Whisky galore
- cholera
- Dr Anthony Peat – memorial obelisk
Wreay
Yanwath, Westmorland
- William Jackson’s 1850 will,
- William Jackson II and Emma Pears
- the Yanwath railway explosion
- the Yanwath railway hero
- lack of water/sewerage problem
- Yanwath Hall