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Paternoster Row


Paternoster Row is a street, which runs between Abbey Street and Castle Street in Carlisle. The east side of the Row runs alongside the grounds of Carlisle Cathedral and forms part of the western boundary of the Cathedral Precinct. At the south end of the Row is the 16th century Abbey Gatehouse and an archway to Dean Tait's Lane, which connects with West Walls (street). At the north end, on the corner with Castle Street, is The Boardroom, which dates from the 18th century.

Streets of Carlisle The Boardroom, Carlisle Abbey Gatehouse Abbey Court, Nos. 1 & 2, Paternoster Row
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Abbey Gatehouse
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Abbey Gatehouse
- Overview Map Street View Abbey Gatehouse is located at the corner of Abbey Street and Paternoster Row in Carlisle. The Gatehouse is dated 1528, built as the gate tower to St …
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- Overview Map Street View The Boardroom is a public house, located on the corner of Castle Street and Paternoster Row in Carlisle.  The building dates from at least the late …
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