Wigton Collection
"Wigton: A Historic Gem in the Heart of Cumbria" Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of Westmoreland and Cumberland
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"Wigton: A Historic Gem in the Heart of Cumbria" Nestled within the picturesque landscapes of Westmoreland and Cumberland, Wigton stands as a testament to England's rich history. Dating back to the late 18th century, this vibrant town has witnessed countless tales unfold. As depicted in the County Map of 1777, Wigton's roots run deep, showcasing its significance even during those early times. An advert by Brown & Co from Glasgow further highlights its prominence as a thriving hub for trade and commerce. Exploring Allerdale CA7 9 Map reveals the intricate layout of this charming town, with notable landmarks such as Harrison Ivinson's shop - an establishment that would later become Eddie Stobart's first store. The Unknown Inn whispers secrets of long-forgotten stories that once echoed through its walls. The Railway Station at Port Carlisle offers a glimpse into Wigton's connection with neighboring towns and cities, acting as a gateway for travelers seeking adventure or simply passing through. Meanwhile, Uldale village showcases the idyllic countryside charm that surrounds Wigton. Though geographically distant from Belfast in Northern Ireland, boys playing football on its streets remind us of shared passions across borders – sports transcending boundaries and uniting communities. Delving into artistic realms, Drawings Prints bring Shakespearean characters to life. Falstaff Rising Slowly captures one iconic moment from King Henry IV while Falstaff finds solace in Prince Henry and Poins' company at Boars Head Tavern. Another print depicts Anne Page alongside Slender Shallow from Merry Wives Windsor – a nod to literature enthusiasts who appreciate timeless works brought forth by William Shakespeare himself. Wigton is more than just a place; it is an embodiment of history woven intricately into every street corner and building facade. With each step taken here, visitors can't help but feel transported back in time – where tales unfold amidst the beauty of Cumbria's landscapes.