William Rufus Lloyds No1 Bar - Carlisle
It was William Rufus, son of William the Conqueror, who restored Carlisle to the English kingdom.
Rufus entered the city through Botchergate.
The long-demolished gateway has given its name to today's street - Botchergate.
This ‘listed’ façade of 10 Botchergate forms part of these premises, and shows that JS Hope’s drapery was one of the various shops on this site.
George White had a long-standing grocery here next to Tom Ridley’s chemist shop.
White was Mayor of Carlisle, 1898–99, whilst Tom Ridley served as the city’s mayor, 1919–1920.
Rufus entered the city through Botchergate.
The long-demolished gateway has given its name to today's street - Botchergate.
This ‘listed’ façade of 10 Botchergate forms part of these premises, and shows that JS Hope’s drapery was one of the various shops on this site.
George White had a long-standing grocery here next to Tom Ridley’s chemist shop.
White was Mayor of Carlisle, 1898–99, whilst Tom Ridley served as the city’s mayor, 1919–1920.
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10-16 Botchergate
Carlisle, Cumbria CA1 1QS
United Kingdom - Phone: 01228 633160 Send Message Visit Website
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