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	Maryport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Maryport is a town in Cumbria, England, in the borough of Allerdale.
		The Senhouse family were the major landowners in the Maryport area and they were responisible for the development of the town and excavation of its Roman past.
		Maryport docks were exporting over 340,000 tons/yr of coal by 1857- about triple the exports at the end of the 1830s.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Maryport (593 words)

	MARYPORT - LoveToKnow Article on MARYPORT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		W.S.W.)f Carlisle, on the Maryport and Carlisle railway.
		It is irregularly built on the shore of the and on the cliffs above, at the mouth of the river Ellen.
		In I892 Maryport became an independent port with Workington, Whitehnven and Millom subordinate to it.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /M/MA/MARYPORT.htm (150 words)

	Maryport
		The modern town of Maryport was the creation of the Senhouse family in the 18th century, who developed the small fishing village into a coal port.
		Opposite the Maritime Museum is a sculpture by Colin Telfer, whose workshop is in Maryport, commemorating the town's history of mining.
		In 1976 the house was derelict because of a serious fire, and was demolished in 1979 except for the pele tower.
	www.visitcumbria.com /wc/maryport.htm (253 words)

	Maryport dolphin report
		Maryport Marina has a lock gate which is hinged on the floor and just over two hours before high tide the lock gates are opened and just over two hours after high tide the gates are closed to hold in enough water and to prevent the marina draining out completely.
		It was noticed that in order to exit the marina and harbour the dolphin would have to pass through a long narrow lock passage and then turn 90 degrees left in order to leave as there was a large harbour wall directly opposite the entrance to the marina.
		Maryport Inshore Rescue Boat also agreed to position themselves on the top of the marina with their boat on its launch trailer ready to do a sea launch from the beach as it would be low tide and no boats would be able to reach the harbour entrance from the sea.
	www.bdmlr.org.uk /newspages/maryport.htm (3267 words)

	notes - maryport 1832 by william russell
		There are few Englishmen who are not proud of the country of their birth, and very few who do not manifest in some way or other an interest in all that pertains to the prosperity of the town in which they were born.
		Maryport in the year 1832, the year that has always been known as the year of the first cholera, which carried away a great number of inhabitance, was a small town numbering from three to four thousand.
		The farm house stood where Ellenborough Place is now and the Old Windmill behind the farm house which was only a one storey house the stabling and at the end of th house the old windmill being used as a grainery.
	www.cartar.com /papers/notes/notes_-_maryport_1832_by_william_russell.htm (3867 words)

	Maryport Cumbria
		Maryport lies at the mouth of the River Ellen on Cumbria's western coast.
		Maryport was part of a smuggling route used by the 'Solway Smugglers' who transported their goods from here to Ireby.
		Maryport came into its own during the exploitation of the West Cumberland coal fields, when Senhouse built the harbour to carry coal from his mines to Ireland.
	www.thecumbriadirectory.com /Town_or_Village/Maryport/Maryport.php (776 words)

	Workington and Maryport photography exhibition - notes
		As such it is symptomatic of the wider area of West Cumbria, an area built on the old industries of coal mining and iron and steel, prospering largely because of its geographical closeness to Ireland, which was the recipient of almost all of the exported coal.
		It was these docks which were Maryport's original reason for existing and their decline the reason for Maryport's decline.
		From the late 19th century onwards the large mining population was in regular dispute with the coal owners as the demand fell and the local mines closed down.
	www.amber-online.com /gallery/exhibition81/notes81.html (1071 words)

	GENUKI: Maryport, Cumberland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		It is a station on the Maryport and Carlisle railway, which communicates between the eastern and western coasts and the North and Irish seas.
		Maryport is situated on an eminence at the river Ellen's mouth.
		The transcription of the section for Maryport from the National Gazetteer (1868) provided by Colin Hinson.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/CUL/Maryport (215 words)

	Maryport & Carlisle Railway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		The Maryport and Carlisle Railway was the largest of the local lines.
		Its main purpose was to provide transport for coal from the northern part of the Cumbrian field to Ireland, via Maryport, and to the rest of England and Scotland through Carlisle.
		The trip along the coast, south of Maryport, is a very pleasant one and is highly recommended for all visitors to the area.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /hstchg/railway2txt.htm (340 words)

	News & Star (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		Pupils from neighbouring Maryport Junior School will be shown on TV helping out with the dig led by Paul Fylnn, a lecturer of archaeology at the Cumbria Institute of the Arts, and organised by Maryport and District Archaeological Society.
		Maryport is the northern most site in the Big Dig, which will also feature Heronbridge in Cheshire, Kenchester in Herefordshire and Charterhouse in Somerset.
		She added: “It will be brilliant for Maryport, when a small exploratory excavation featured in a national newspaper a few years ago, it attracted hundreds of people from all over the country.
	www.newsandstar.co.uk /news/viewarticle.aspx?id=255975 (397 words)

	maryport.html
		The factory at Maryport was built to help with the ever growing demand for rubber footwear.
		He was one of a group from Maryport who spent a lot of 1946 at East Tilbury learning his trade before returning to Maryport and participating in the start of production there.
		He went into the Textile Manipulation Department and was still working there in 1978 when he was named as Maryport's Employee of the Month.
	www.thurrock-community.org.uk /batamemories/maryport.html (192 words)

	Maryport Harbour and Marina - Home
		Maryport Harbour and Marina is situated on the beautiful Lake District Coast,
		Maryport has its own SSI on the grass banks around the Marina, which lays host to rare flowers and butterflies, on visiting these areas please take care not to disturb or damage them.
		The harbour prospered mainly due to the export of coal to Ireland, and exports of steel rails, bar bolts and cast iron from the Solway Iron Works.
	www.maryportmarina.com /mainpagenew.htm (274 words)

	Senhouse Roman Artefact Museum At Maryport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		I lived in the 16th century in a place which was once called Alauna.
		Now, it is called Maryport, but in my day it had no name at all - it was a ghost town.
		The things in the collection - the artefacts- are like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle which give us a picture of the lives and ideas of people who lived in Alauna (now Maryport) nearly 2,000 years ago.
	museums.ncl.ac.uk /wallnet/sen/home.htm (148 words)

	Ancestry and Descendants of Joseph and (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		At the time of his death a warm tribute was paid in the Maryport Advertiser to the character and citizenship "of a deeply regretted fellow-townsman of whom it was said his natural amiability of temper rendered him incapable of making an enemy." Children i.
		The bride was attired in a white dress of glace silk, with flounces of white lace; head dress or orange blossom and myrtle, and long veil of rich lace.
		The Maryport Advertiser for Oct. 31, 1862 states "At 'The Ropery' on the 23rd inst., the wife of Mr.
	inman.surnameweb.org /sketches/sealby.htm (3688 words)

	Maryport Lake District, Cumbria UK
		Maryport the town was founded in 1749 with the name coming from Mary who was the wife of the Lord of the Manor, Humphrey Senhouse II.
		Maryport has an excellent aquarium the The Lake District Coast Aquarium where it has a comprehensive collection of native marine life.
		If your business is within the Maryport area and would like to be included in one of the above category's or another section to be created Contact Us to see what we can offer you.
	lakedistrictletsgo.co.uk /townsvillagers/maryport/maryport_main.html (554 words)

	Allerdale Borough Council - Maryport Maritime Museum
		The majority of exhibits hold a unique association with Maryport's maritime, industrial, social and political history, having been donated by townspeople and those connected with the port.
		Two of the most interesting artefacts in the museum are this painting by William Mitchell and the scrimshaw whales tooth.
		The Maritime Museum is home of the Maryport Festivals Ltd (MFL) office, a local non-profit making organisation dedicated to the organisation and promotion of festivals in Maryport for the economic, social and cultural benefit of the town.
	www.allerdale.gov.uk /default.aspx?Page=216 (384 words)

	Maryport - Cumbria - Near the Lakes, by the Sea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		Maryport - Cumbria - Near the Lakes, by the Sea
		Maryport is an attractive coastal town on the Solway estuary, with sweeping views, shoreline walks, golf links, coastal sailing, lively pubs and memorable summer festivals.
		Here you can experience a maritime history of two thousand years of the sea, visit the many attractions and unique shops, and discover a Lake District experience with definite difference.
	www.gomaryport.co.uk (101 words)

	A Commision for Maryport
		The Roman presence and influence on the area are recognised by a series of patterned tiles made up from images of objects (sculptures and details) sourced from the Senhouse Museum.
		Two tile patterns contain very domestic references, after all Maryport is a home to thousands of people; they are composed from fragments of wallpaper found in a local Georgian house.
		Finally looking from South Quay, where the detailed patterns of each tile are on the whole too fine for easy contemplation, the arrangement of tiles in the wall, although constrained by structural and engineering considerations, does have logic.
	homepage.mac.com /cumbrianblues/Personal10.html (326 words)

	Maryport Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		The village of Maryport was developed by Humphrey Stenhouse in the 18th century into a coal port and named after his wife Mary.
		Maryport boasts a first-class marina, interesting shops and with its abundance of exciting attractions including the popular Aquarium, Maritime Museum, Lakeland Studios and the Senhouse Roman Museum, the town promises to be a great family day out.
		The museum exhibits a wide selection of mainly British toys from c1900 to the present in adjoining carefully restored late 18th century buildings, one a former hat factory and the other a joiner's workshop.
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/Maryport.asp (405 words)

	Maryport Information Online - guide and directory for Maryport,Cumbria,UK with tourist information
		If you live and work in Maryport, Send your news items to us; whether it is entertainment, sports, business or community related.
		If you are looking for accommodation we have UK hotels and Maryport bed and breakfasts plus Maryport cottages and self catering holiday accommodation as well as directories for Camping and Caravan Parks.
		Maryport Information Online is an independent site and is not affiliated with, or officially sponsored by any local authority or tourist information centre based in Maryport.
	www.britinfo.net /index_Maryport.htm (542 words)

	Maryport Health Services
		Maryport Health Services has established a town-wide IT system providing a digital default medical record for all NHS Health Professionals within Maryport.
		Virtually all patients have a full medical history on the system and the medical practice is now essentially paperless.
		We feel Maryport Health Services has clearly shown the benefits of IM&T to patients by releasing much clinical time previously tied up with paper records and attempts at non-networked communication.
	www.nyx.org.uk /beacons/primary/maryport.html (211 words)

	The Official Maryport Blues Festival Website
		Flying in exclusively to headline the 8th Maryport blues festival are the last surviving links to the first generation of Delta bluesmen: David “Honeyboy” Edwards, Robert Lockwood Jr.
		MORE BANDS AND MORE VENUES ON THE TRAIL Maryport will once again be completely live with the sounds of the many blues bands on the trail.
		This year there are a record number of venues, a total of sixteen, including an outside stage featuring over 22 bands.
	www.maryportblues.com (188 words)

	Maryport bed and breakfast, cottage and self catering accommodation, Maryport guest houses, hotels & other holiday ...
		Maryport bed and breakfast, cottage and self catering accommodation, Maryport guest houses, hotels & other holiday accommodation and places to stay in Maryport.
		Maryport holiday accommodation and places to stay including bed and breakfast (B&B) in Maryport, cottages, guest houses, hotels in Maryport, chalets, holiday lets, flats & apartments, camp sites & caravan parks.
		Below are links to places to visit in and around Maryport, places to eat or drink at, in and around Maryport, along with useful shops, stores and outlets for while your holidaying or visiting in and around Maryport.
	www.gocoastal.co.uk /resort_guides/maryport (628 words)

	Yachting and Boating World: maryport
		Reports from a close friend, who recently moved his boat from Maryport (convenient) to Whitehaven (less convenient) suggest that some of the 'local mafia' keep boats in the Maryport marina.
		There are published reports in local press of violence to elderly berth-holders, vandalism to boats by other berth-holders, and an unwillingness of the marina management types to manage the problems - despite CCTV footage of the occurences.
		We were faced with the choice between Maryport and Whitehaven 5 years ago and were advised to go for Whitehaven by a couple of local sailors partly because of the better tidal window but mainly because the entrance to Maryport can be "a bit nasty" with wind over an ebbing tide.
	www.ybw.com /forums/showflat.php?Number=958175 (564 words)

	Maryport - VisitBritain
		Maryport is a very pleasant town to discover on foot – built on a grid pattern in the 18th century, it is very easy to find your way around.
		On the north side of the harbour can be found more of Maryport's rich heritage – the Senhouse Roman Museum with its exceptionally well preserved collection of Roman sculptures.
		Try and visit when the town’s maritime festival is in full swing to get the full flavour of Maryport.
	www.visitbritain.com /VB3-en-SG/destinationguides/england/englandsnorthcountry/North_West/Destinations/maryport.aspx (179 words)

	CA15 - Maryport's Community Arts Organisation
		Young people in Maryport have been given the chance to learn about film making and about their environment and surroundings.
		Twelve representatives from three youth groups in Maryport worked with CA15 over four Sundays to produce a film that documented the history of the town and its regeneration.
		The mission of CA15 is to create an environment in the Maryport area, which fosters the arts and creative activity, and allows artistic expression to flourish » more
	www.ca15.org.uk (365 words)

	Maryport holiday cottages & self catering holiday accommodation directory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-08-20)
		If you can't find a suitable holiday cottage or self catering villa or apartment in Maryport, or would like to rent a holiday cottage outside Maryport you can Browse holiday cottages by city/town to find holiday cottages or other self catering accommodation in cities, towns or villages near Maryport.
		This welcoming 120-acre park with superb leisure facilities is situated by the Solway Firth, an area of outstanding natural beauty noted for its spectacular sunsets, long sandy beaches and towering cliffs.
		UK Holiday Cottages does not endorse any particular properties in Maryport and is not responsible for the booking and reservations of the holiday cottages and accommodation listed.
	www.britinfo.net /cottages/TCELS15000.htm (697 words)

	Houses for sale in Maryport
		A four bedroomed terraced town house in the town centre of Maryport benefitting from gas central heating.
		We are in the process of seeking verification from the Seller that the details of this property are correct.
		A five bedroomed detached house situated on the fringe of Crosby, Maryport.
	www.propertyfinder.co.uk /property/Houses/buy/L6977 (564 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Cumbria \| Sea town relives Bounty history
		Cumbria is commemorating the actions of one of its most famous sons with a visit by a replica of Fletcher Christian's Bounty.
		The tall ship was due to sail into Maryport harbour on Tuesday as part of the Sea Britain 2005 festival.
		The ship will be open to visitors in Silloth all day Wednesday, Thursday and Friday before travelling along the coast to Maryport where it will be open all day Saturday and Sunday.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/cumbria/4090736.stm (276 words)

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