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Former Senhouse Arms, Maryport


The former Senhouse Arms, now private residences, is located on the corner of Crosby Street and Eaglesfield Street in Maryport. The building dates from the early 19th century; and was included in Jollie's 1811 Cumberland Guide & Directory, at which time Joseph Banks was listed as innkeeper here. The Senhouse Arms was acquired by the State Management Scheme in 1918 and sold to Greenall Whitley in 1973, the sale included the builders yard at 133-137 Crosby Street. The building is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England. It now appears to be two residences (35 Crosby Street and 139 Eaglesfield Street).

Crosby Street, Maryport Former Public Houses Historic Buildings and Monuments in Maryport State Management of Public Houses (1916 - 1971)
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Former "Senhouse Arms", Maryport - October 2017
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Senhouse Arms Hotel
- Early C19 stucco. 3 storeys and attics. 4 windows, stone surrounds, hung sashes with glazing bars, on 2 floors and 3 to ground floor. Doorway with stone surround and cornice. …
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