Warwick on Eden village east of Carlisle Cumbria
Warwick on Eden
Warwick lies on the river Edens west bank on a busy main road to
Carlisle. The Queens Arms Inn is the local pub. The Saxons called the village Warrick-wick and
the Normans named it Warthwick.
The stone church of St Leonard, although considered one of the countys best
Norman churches, mostly dates from 1870. There is a Norman arch of 1130 still surviving and, at
the east end, a Norman apse with two small windows. The apse is decorated outside by plain
projecting pilaster strips carrying small arches, unusual for England.
Location Map of Warwick on Eden
Warwick on Eden is located on the A69 four miles east of Carlisle and junction 43 of the M6.
Photos courtesy of Barbara Ballard and Steve Bulman
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