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Lovely Lancaster

Advantages: Lovely people and nice places to visit
Disadvantages: Might be a bit sleepy for some

expanse of grass perfect for summer picnics. Within the park surrounding the memorial there are clearings amongst the trees which have been designed for outdoor theatre. THEATRES: Speaking of theatre, Lancaster boasts two main theatres: The Grand and The Dukes. The Grand is a beautiful proscenium arch theatre which was rebuilt after being gutted by fire in 1908. It is currently owned and maintained by a drama society called Lancaster Footlights who put on regular shows as well as inviting touring companies and comedians to perform. The Dukes is much more modern and has a traditional rake theatre as well as a round theatre, which accommodate some excellent productions and dance groups. The rake theatre is also used as a cinema showing arthouse and foreign language films as well as recent blockbusters. FOOD AND DRINK: There are many good ...

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Lancaster

Advantages: Good place to visit
Disadvantages: not a large amount of shops

As a Lancastrian I probably am a bit biast but I haven't lived there for six years now. It is well worth a visit as there are a number of things to see whilst you are there. It is a great historic city dating back to Roman Britain and part of a Roman bath house was excavated behind the Priory Church on Castle hill some years ago. However as you get close to Lancaster the thing which dominates the sky line is the Ashton Memorial. The Ashton Memorial was commissioned by Lord Ashton as a tribute to his late wife. Lord Ashton became a millionaire producing oil cloth and linoleum which was exported from the port all over the world. Lancaster Castle occupies a city centre hilltop location on the site of three successive Roman forts. It consists of a group of historic structures, including the 12th century Keep, the 14th century Witches ...

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I'm a Lassie from Lancashire !! Well Lancaster.

Advantages: A LOVELY FRIENDLY CITY
Disadvantages: CAR PARKING

"long association with the crown" and because it was "the county town of the King's Duchy of Lancaster" it has several ties to the British monarchy; the Duchy of Lancaster holds large estates on behalf of Queen Elizabeth, who is Duke of Lancaster. One of the best known royal names associated with Lancaster is that of John O'Gaunt, the second Duke, whose son became King Henry IV in 1399. THE HISTORY OF LANCASTER Lancaster is a very historic little city. Lancaster began when the Romans built a fort in the area about 80 AD. The name of Lancaster was first recorded in the Domesday Book in 1086 as Loncastre means 'Roman fort on the River Lune', and the castle that dominates the city actually stands on the site of a Roman garrison. After the Romans came the Anglo-Saxons, whose fortifications on the same site as the Romans ...

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