2556, BDB 86/1/564 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
no.2556
Anchor Inn, Lindal
Early 20th Century
This was wrongly titled the Anchor Arms. It shows a double-fronted, slatye roofed public house of sandstone construction with sliding sash windows and a side extension left and double gates to the right. There are two benches, one either side of the front door, a sign showing the landlord to be a Thomas Thompson, and an anchor prominent high on the front of the building. A row of houses goes off to the right towards Ulverston with two men, possibly miners, coming towards the photographer. The pub closed in 2009, was demolished and is now a close of houses.
2556, BDB 86/1/564 Sankey Family Photographic Archive © Cumbria Archives
no.2556
Anchor Inn, Lindal
Early 20th Century
This was wrongly titled the Anchor Arms. It shows a double-fronted, slatye roofed public house of sandstone construction with sliding sash windows and a side extension left and double gates to the right. There are two benches, one either side of the front door, a sign showing the landlord to be a Thomas Thompson, and an anchor prominent high on the front of the building. A row of houses goes off to the right towards Ulverston with two men, possibly miners, coming towards the photographer. The pub closed in 2009, was demolished and is now a close of houses.
| Location: | Lindal, Lancashire | Cumbria Archives Reference: | BDB 86/1/564 |
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| Sankey Number: | 2556 |