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Lowther Arcade, Carlisle


Lowther Arcade runs between Lowther Street and English Street in Carlisle, and dates from 1904. The East entrance to arcade (Nos 15 & 17 Lowther Street) was built for the Carlisle Old Brewery Company by Henry Higginson of Carlisle. This is a listed building. The West entrance on English Street is by the former Three Crowns Hotel, built by the same architect. The State Management Scheme acquired the Three Crowns Hotel and with it the Lowther Arcade. The Three Crowns (renamed the "Citadel Restaurant"), together with the Lowther Arcade, were sold to Scottish & Newcastle Breweries in 1973. The Lowther Arcade was renovated in 2000.

Lowther Street 1904 Nos. 15 & 17 Lowther Street, Carlisle State Management of Public Houses (1916 - 1971) English Street
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Lowther Arcade - Lowther Street entrance - March 2018
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Historic Carlisle shopping arcade is undergoing restoration
- News and Star, 25th June 2020. "The Lowther Arcade, which runs between Lowther Street and English Street, in Carlisle, is undergoing restoration which includes repairs to the glass roof over …
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