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Two Lions
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Picture source:
Peter Ashworth |
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The Two Lions was situated on Great Dockray.
This grade-II listed pub was one of
the oldest buildings in Cumberland. |
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Listed
building details: |
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C17 and C18. Roughcast over stone, 2
low storeys. Old moulded doorway with 4-centred head and studded door, a
16-paned sash window on each floor, and an additional new window above.
Added porch on right and gabled wing farther right. Another old doorway to
left with shaped lintel, with stable and loft farther left. An ogee headed
opening in passage to rear. Rear has blocked stone-mullioned window with
label, re-used date stone. Stone stables with sashes. Fine plaster ceiling
with heraldic shields of Lowther family. |
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