Bed and breakfast in Brampton. The market town of
Brampton, in northeast Cumbria, was founded in the 7th century.
Its charter for a market was granted by Henry III. The octagonal
Moot Hall, built in 1817 by the Earl of Lancaster, stands in
the market place. A square turret, pointed windows and external
stairs still remain, but the open arcaded market area below that
was a former poultry, butter and egg market, was enclosed in
1896. There are many historic buildings in the town, including
the 1790 White Lion Hotel, the 1860's police station, and the
18th century coaching inn, the Scotch Arms. Also see Brampton
& Brampton attractions.If
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