Newton Arlosh: “Through the Narrow Gate”

1. The Joiners Arms Country Inn

The N.W. Cumbrian village of Newton Arlosh

[One hub of traditional village life in this area]

2. Newton Arlosh Parish Church and churchyard

Fortified church dedicated to St John the Evangelist

[The second hub of traditional village life]

3. “Through the narrow gate”

The narrow door is a feature of the fortified church

[It has a width of 31 inches / 79 centimetres]

4. The Newton Arlosh War Memorial 

[It remembers the 'Fallen' of both WW1 and WW2]

[Located in the S.W. corner of the churchyard] 

5. WW1 commemoration on the war memorial

[Listing nine casualties of the 1914 – 1918 war]

6. WW2 commemoration on the war memorial

[Listing two casualties of the 1939 – 1945 war]

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The War Memorials of Borrowdale, Cumbria

 1. Borrowdale, Castle Crag and the WW1 tablet

(Left): Borrowdale & Castle Crag from the lake

(Right): Castle Crag WW1 memorial tablet 

2. The WW1 and WW2 War Memorial, 

Holy Trinity churchyard, Grange-in-Borrowdale

3. St Andrew’s Church and Churchyard, 

Stonethwaite, Borrowdale, Cumbria

The Celtic Cross WW1 Memorial is on the left

4. (Left): The Borrowdale WW1 ‘Roll of Honour’

(Right): Detail of the churchyard WW1memorial

5. The war memorials inside St Andrew’s Church

(Top): WW1 Borrowdale Church Memorial

(Bottom): WW2 Borrowdale Church Memorial

6. Headstone of WW2 casualty Ted Dover 

Borrowdale (St Andrew’s Churchyard)

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