Dalston Hall

An inscription below the parapet says JOHN DALLSTON ELSABET MI WYF MAD YS BYLDYNG.

[1] The house remained in the possession of the Dalston family for many generations, of whom several were sheriffs and MPs for the county of Cumberland.

[3] In 1761, Monkhouse Davison, a London grocer, bought the house and owned it for 32 years until his death.

[1] The hall has been used as a youth training centre and, from 1971, operated as a public hotel.

[1] Dalston Hall is now owned by The Gilchrist Collection and operates as a wedding venue.