CROWN STREET 1850-2024 Menu – Cockermouth History (click here for home page)

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Crown Street 1850-2024 Menu

Crown Street from Sullart Street to Elm Tree Terrace PHOTOS

Crown Street Trout Hotel to the Railway Hotel PHOTOS

Crown Street Horsman Street PHOTOS

Derwent Street joins Crown Street PHOTOS

Crown Street even numbers PHOTOS

Crown Street odd numbers PHOTOS

Crown Street Low Sand Lane St Josephs RC Church PHOTOS

Crown Street Smithy making wooden cart wheels PHOTOS

New Street joins Crown Street PHOTOS

Crown Street

Crown Street even numbers
Crown Street odd numbers
Crown Street from Sullart Street to Elm Tree Terrace
Crown Street Railway Hotel Trout Hotel
Crown Street Low Sand Lane St Josephs RC Church
Crown Street Horsman Street
Crown Street Smithy making wooden cart wheels
Derwent Street joins Crown Street
New Street joins Crown Street
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Sources and thanks and permissions and copyright are shown on appropriate pages and/or in the About section. If someone can prove they have sole copyright and ownership of all rights to the negative and positive prints of a photo and its digital copy, and if they then want to have their name acknowledged after providing their clear evidence of ownership of sole copyright then I will acknowledge that right. Otherwise this personal project, made at my own expense, is my voluntary, free to access website made with goodwill to the community, so that the site gives free access to our community’s historic information. For those who desire to stop some photos being seen, review your motives; some photos were given to the local history centre and have been hidden for 20 years – why? I don’t have access to them. Surely when the community give photos to a local centre for free, the photos should be available to the public to view with free access and free sharing by digital reproduction on which we can add our own descriptions on our own websites and Facebook pages and other sharing sites? Please read the acknowledgements and thanks on the About section – there are some astounding links including the National Library of Scotland’s (NLS) zoomable historic maps, and sites of rail and coal historic sites and … see About. Perhaps the links will stimulate you to do your own research for your own personal education like this site that I made for personal research and education.

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