Stan Laurel – Ulverston
Stan’s Home:Stan Laurel was born in Ulverston, Cumbria on 16th June 1890 at his grandparents’ house at 3 Argyle Street in the town.The property
Cross-Bay Walk to Chapel Island
Cross-Bay Walk to Chapel Island:
We have enjoyed a lovely walk out onto Morecambe Bay today to visit Chapel Island.
Chapel Island looks mysterious sitting
Ulverston Canal
Ulverston Canal is an odd waterway as it isn’t connected to the UK’s canal network.In the beginning, Ulverston grew up as a centre for leather
The Hoad Monument – Ulverston
The Hoad monument is a memorial to Sir John Barrow who was born in Ulverston in 1795.Built-in 1850 from local limestone it was funded by
Roudsea Wood and Nature Reserve
Roudsea Wood and Mosses is situated just off the Leven Estuary near Greenodd.
The wood is one of Britain’s most important woodland sites.
To
Manjushri Kadampa Meditation Centre
Kadampa Temple of World PeaceTravel two miles south of Ulverston, along the A5087 and you will see the dramatic Victorian Gothic mansion that is Conishead
Tour of Britain 2020
The UK’s biggest cycle event will again return to Cumbria this year.
Tour of Britain organiser Sweetspot and Cumbria County Council announced that the
Sir John Barrow – Ulverston
Sir John Barrow was born in Ulverston, Cumbria in 1764.He was the son of a journeyman tanner.His birthplace is this small cottage at Dragley Beck
Swarthmoor Hall
Swarthmoor Hall was built in 1652 as a country home set in beautiful grounds in 130 acres of farmland.
Known as the cradle of Quakerism
Ulverston – Another Fine Town
Ulverston – Another Fine Town:
With its cobbled streets and fascinating history, Ulverston is a great place to visit and full of surprises.
Visitors
