Clifton Hall Tower
Tower In Penrith, Cumbria
Clifton Hall is a c.1500 stone peel tower near Penrith, the sole surviving part of a larger manorial complex built by the Wybergh family.
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Where Is Clifton Hall Tower?
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54.636926, -2.728537
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Where To Park For Clifton Hall Tower?
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54.636037, -2.726627
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Park in the layby outside St Cuthberts church.
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