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    • June 2016........'lish'
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14 St George's Terrace Millom  LA18 4DB

Nicholson's home throughout his life



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Millom Discovery Centre
Station Building, Station Road, Millom  LA18 5AA
Houses a collection of Nicholson memorabilia

www.millomdiscoverycentre.co.uk
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Picturephoto copyright Millom Parochial Church Council
 St George's Church
Millom  LA18 4JE 

A focal point throughout Nicholson's life 


Norman Nicholson is buried in the churchyard of St George's, Millom. In 2000 a memorial window created by Christine Boyce was installed. The window (left) depicts various scenes and themes from Norman's writings. An explanation can be found on the Cleo website (Cumbria and Lancashire Education Online). 




To locate the grave of Norman and Yvonne Nicholson: walk past the church into the graveyard and turn right into the 'new' extended section facing Black Combe. Follow the path down round a hairpin bend and take the first paved path on the right. You'll see a seat placed with its back to the wall. The grave is directly in front of the seat. The diagram below indicates the route.

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John Rylands Library
150 Deansgate, Manchester  M3 3EH
Houses the Nicholson archive

www.manchester.ac.uk/library
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River Duddon
flows from Wrynose/Hardknott passes through Dunnerdale to reach the sea at Haverigg

Detailed information about the Duddon HERE
 
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Birks Bridge
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Duddon Estuary from the site of the Ironworks

pictures by CHARLIE LAMBERT. Header picture: Silecroft Beach, 2013
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  • About us
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    • Books >
      • Book Collection
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  • Membership
  • Contact
  • NN Archive & Weblinks
  • Members' Area
  • Sitemap
  • Our Page!
  • Audio Archive
  • Nicholson Timeline
  • Radio Cumbria documentary
  • Lockdown Poetry Competition
  • The Unpredicted Spring
  • Word of the Month
    • July 2016.....'skerry'
    • June 2016........'lish'
    • January 2016......'unsnecked'
    • December 2015: backend
    • August 2015 'jammy crane'
    • July 2015 'syke'
    • June 2015 'skear'
    • May 2015 'Lass'
    • February 2015 'glim'
    • January 2015 'spink'
    • December 2014 'mire' part 2
    • November 2014 'mire'
    • October 2014 'neb'
    • September 2014 'let'
    • March 2015 'stope'