Cumberland
Properties and events in Cumberland
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A journey through time, Our Lady Star of the Sea and St Michaels 150th Anniversary Celebration Tours
Journey back to 1876 with our tours of our Historic church, exploring the original 18 century miners cottages, Children's activities - a fun family day out. Come help us celebrate 150 years of this beautiful church and all it's hidden treasures.
Brackenfell, Brampton, Cumbria
A modernist house built in 1938 by Sadie Speight and Leslie Martin for Alistair Morton, artist and director of Morton Sundour textiles and Edinburgh Weavers.
Carlisle Gallery Tours
Join our knowledgeable guide for a tour around the Carlisle Gallery. Hear about the history of our city and find our more about it's hidden heritage.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints - Open House
Come and see what we believe and what help we do for others in our community. Family History and Indexing historical records.
Cockermouth's Everyday History
View some of the fascinating items from the Cockermouth Heritage Collection at our Drop In Day. From factories and shops, to family life, schools and local events, the collection showcases the everyday stories of our area in West Cumbria.
Family Friendly Craft Drop In
Family friendly craft sessions inspired by our Tullie Street Museum
Guided tours of St Michael's Burgh by Sands
St Michael's Church stands on the site of the Roman fort of Aballava on Hadrian's Wall and is made of stone from the wall itself. It has had an interesting history over the centuries and is well worth a visit.
Local History Talk
Join local historian Chester Forster for an enlightening local history talk on Carlisle based firm Morton Sundour.
Medieval Re-enactment Brougham Hall
The Red Wyvern Society is a historical re-enactment society re-creating as many aspects of life as possible during the Fifteenth Century, for the enjoyment and education for all. Join us at Brougham Hall on the 19th and 20th September 2026.
Meet the Artist: Richard Kennedy
Join us In Conversation with wood carver artist Richard and Tullie Street Museum Producer Anne Marie.
Neolithic Life
Join us to find out more about Neolithic life at Castlerigg stone circle. Volunteer led talks at 11am and 12.30. Handling collection provided by Keswick Museum
St. Cuthbert with St. Mary in the City of Carlisle
Come and learn about the people who have been associated with the oldest consecrated site of public Christian worship in the City of Carlisle. The current St. Cuthbert's was built in 1778/1779 and is a Georgian church with a Victorian vestry.
Tullie Garden Tour
Join our friendly garden volunteer for a tour of Tullie’s historic gardens
Uncovering the Mysteries of Bishop Bell's Brass
A rare opportunity to see one of Carlisle Cathedral's hidden medieval treasures. Join our free guided talks to explore the story of Bishop Richard Bell, discover the curious creatures and symbols engraved around his portrait brass.