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Outward Bound Eskdale


Outward Bound Eskdale is run by The Outward Bound Trust. The centre is located at the north-east side of Eskdale Green, by a tarn (lake). The building is dated 1896, originally built as a house, designed by A. Huddart of Whitehaven, for James H. Rea. The building, once known a Gate House, is Grade II listed on the National Heritage List for England.

Eskdale Green 1896 Historic Buildings and Monuments in Eskdale Civil Parish
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Outward Bound Centre, Eskdale
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Gate House Outward Bound & Mountain Centre
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Gate House Outward Bound Mountain Centre...............
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Outward Bound Eskdale
- "Outward Bound Eskdale is on the western coast of the Lake District. The centre is mostly used by apprentices, graduates and young people at the start of their careers....."
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GATE HOUSE (OUTWARD BOUND SCHOOL) - Eskdale - List Entry
- "Large house, now Outward Bound School. Dated 1896 on panel over door; some rainwater heads dated 1901. By A. Huddart of Whitehaven for James H. Rea (initials on dated panel). …
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Outward Bound Centre
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Entrance to the Gate House Outward Bound Mountain Centre, Cumbria
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Geo / Heritage Meta Data

List number: 1086657
Charity number: 1128090
List grade: 2
Post code: CA19 1TE
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY1435700223

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