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The Anglers Arms


The Anglers Arms is a pub and restaurant located on Old Barrow Road in Haverthwaite, close to the River Leven (presumably why it gets it's name). There isn't much readily available information on it's history, but one source says it was originally built in 1835 as a coaching inn[1] (consistent with it's position on the old road from Ulverston to Keswick, prior to the building of the modern A590). It is also said that it was previously called the Lowwood Inn, yet it is located in Haverthwaite , rather than the nearby village of Lowwood, which is just across the River Leven.[2]

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The Anglers Arms at Haverthwaite

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Anglers Arms, Haverthwaite

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