- as the "moot hall", was
built at the
corner of the
Market Place and
Stricklandgate in 1591. It was a
plain white building embellished over the centuries...
- The
County Hall, also
known as
County Offices, is a
building in
Stricklandgate, Kendal, England. The structure,
which was the
headquarters of Westmorland...
-
offices around Kendal. By 1951 the
council was
based at
Stricklandgate House at 92
Stricklandgate in Kendal,
where it
would remain until its
abolition in...
- Cake was
founded in 1913, when
James Wilson purchased a
factory in the
Stricklandgate area of the town. He had
previously made and
distributed types of toffee...
-
flanks the A6 road,
heading uphill towards Carlisle. The road is
named Stricklandgate and
Scotland Road, but on maps
before the mid-19th
century it appears...
-
route was
renamed A5076.
Previously allocated to a road from the A6 via
Stricklandgate in Penrith; this
became part of the A6 in a one-way pair. A5077 Unused...
- (Holy Trinity), and both
Kendal and
Penrith have main
roads called Stricklandgate (The 'gate'
element is from Old
Norse gata, street).
Other local landmarks...
- St Thomas'
Church is in
Stricklandgate, Kendal, ****bria, England. It is an
active Anglican parish church in the
deanery of Kendal, the
archdeaconry of...
- Town Hall and the
adjoining South Lakeland House at the
junction of
Stricklandgate and
Lowther Street in the
centre of Kendal.
Other headquarters buildings...
-
entering the town as
Bridge Lane then
Victoria Road and
leaving as '
Stricklandgate then
Scotland Road.
North of Penrith, it
meets the B5305 (which heads...
