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Scotch Street
Scotch Street is one of the main shopping streets in Carlisle. The northern end of the street begins at the junction of Rickergate, Warwick Street and Drovers Lane. From the junction with West Tower Street onwards, Scotch Street is pedestrianised, running south to the Market Place, where the road continues on as English Street. There is an entrance to the Market Hall on Scotch Street. In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the old lanes on Scotch Street were demolished to make way for the New Lanes shopping development; the new shop fronts were designed to resemble the ones they replaced, preserving the street’s historical character.
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Scotch Street (east side) – The Lanes - February 2018 (3)
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Scotch Street (east side) – The Lanes - February 2018 (1)
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Market Hall, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View The Market Hall in Carlisle is an extensive indoor market which has entrances on Fisher Steet, Scotch Street, Market Street and West Tower Street. The Market …
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Town Hall and Scotch Street Carlisle Vintage Postcard
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Market Place & Greenmarket, Carlisle
- The Market Place and adjoining Greenmarket are at the heart of Carlisle city centre. The Market Place is an open space which is formed at the junctions of Castle Street, …
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Scotch Street (east side) – The Lanes - February 2018 (3)
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Scotch Street (east side) – The Lanes - February 2018 (1)
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Market Hall, Carlisle
- Overview Map Street View The Market Hall in Carlisle is an extensive indoor market which has entrances on Fisher Steet, Scotch Street, Market Street and West Tower Street. The Market …
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Town Hall and Scotch Street Carlisle Vintage Postcard
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