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placename:- Mortal Man
other name:- White House, The
locality:- High Green
locality:- Troutbeck
parish Lakes parish, once in Westmorland
county:- Cumbria
inn
coordinates:- NY41100348
10Km square:- NY40

1Km square NY4103

photograph

Mortal Man -- High Green -- Troutbeck -- Lakes -- Cumbria / -- Innsign:- -- ''Oh mortal man that lives by bread, / What is it that makes thy nose so red? / Thou silly fool that lookst so pale, / 'Tis drinking Sally Birkett's ale'.' -- 5.12.2005
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Mortal Man -- High Green -- Troutbeck -- Lakes -- Cumbria / -- Claims to have been established 1689, nothing obvious remains from that age. -- 5.12.2005

database:- Listed Buildings 2010

Listed Buildings 2010

courtesy of English Heritage
MORTAL MAN INN / / / LAKES / SOUTH LAKELAND / CUMBRIA / II / 452869 / NY4112803473
courtesy of English Heritage
Has been an inn at least since 1689 (datestone inserted in new wall). Present external appearance now mainly Victorian, 2 storeys, with gables, quoins, and modern windows. South front has 5 gabled half-dormers. Bar and dining room have thick walls (probably original with splayed square windows (6-paned sashes), and old ceiling beams in interior. For group notes see General grow description under Troutbeck Village.

placename:- Mortal Man Inn
district:- South Lakeland
listed building
coordinates:- NY41120347
date:- 2010
period:- 2010s

photographs
tiny photograph, 
button to large Mortal Man -- High Green -- Troutbeck -- Lakes -- Cumbria / -- Weathervane. -- 5.12.2005

hearsay The original sign was painted by Julius Caesar Ibbetson RA, 1759-1817, from Yorkshire, who lived in Troutbeck 1801-03.

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