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Camerton Hall


Camerton Hall, built on the site of a medieval tower house, is situated by the River Derwent, located to the south-west of the village of Camerton in Cumbria. The manor of Camerton was sold by Joseph Curwen to Ralph Cooke of Kendal in 1719. The Cooke familyrebuilt Camerton Hall in 1833, incorporating parts of the medieval tower house into the structure of the Banqueting Hall. In modern times Camerton Hall has been a wedding venue and was refurbished for private functions and as an afternon teas venue.

Camerton 1833 Former lodge to Camerton Hall
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- "Camerton Hall is a stunning Grade II listed Georgian country house situated in the beautiful Cumbrian countryside close to some of the most incredible scenery in the UK. The unspoiled …
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CAMERTON HALL - Camerton, Cumbria - List Entry
- "House. Early C19 with alterations of 1910, on site of medieval tower house. Incised stucco with string courses, under greenslate roof with stucco and rendered chimney stacks. 2 storeys with …
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- "Township in Camerton parish, Allerdale below Derwent Ward, Cumberland. CP enlarged by absorbing Ribton CP 1934.... Population: 71 in 1801, rising as coal mining expanded to 245 in 1891...."
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List number: 1144504
List grade: 2
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY0331630580

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