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Adjacent Area - SCOTLAND Adjacent Region - NORTH EAST ENGLAND Lancashire including Lancaster, Lytham & Morecambe Alston Tourist Information Ambleside Tourist Information Appleby-in-Westmorland Tourist Information Aspatria Tourist Information Barrow-in-Furness Tourist Information Bassenthwaite Tourist Information Bothel Tourist Information Brough Tourist Information Broughton-in-Furness Tourist Information Carlisle Tourist Information Cartmel Cockermouth Tourist Information Coniston Tourist Information Egremont Tourist Information Grange-over-Sands Tourist Information Grasmere Tourist Information Hawkshead  Tourist Information Kendal Tourist Information Keswick Tourist Information Kirkby Lonsdale Tourist Information Kirkby Stephen Tourist Information Maryport Tourist Information Millom Tourist Information Milnthorpe Patterdale Penrith Tourist Information Ravenglass Tourist Information Sedburgh Tourist Information Thursby Tourist Information Ulverston Tourist Information Whitehaven Tourist Information Windermere Tourist Information Wigton Tourist Information Workington Tourist Information

 

BROUGH

Brough was the site of the Roman fort Verteris, which was later transformed into a medieval castle. During the 19th century it became an important stop over for stagecoaches. The now-ruined 11th century Brough Castle lies near St Michael's church. It was severely damaged by Scottish raiders in 1174 but was rebuilt by Lady Anne Clifford in the 17th century. The church dates from 1150 and boasts a Norman doorway.

Brough Castle
Brough Castle


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