This Pub is Closed Long Term
Situated on Carlisle Citadel railway station Platform 4. The high-arched Grade II listed building has served a number of purposes including being the Station Buffet in the 1950s and features much of the fabric of the old building and other railway heritage with the original stone fireplaces.
Named 301 Miles From London - based on Carlisle folklore which claims that is the distance from the capital, although it's actually thought to be 299 miles.
A beautiful mahogany bar serving six real ales from mainly local breweries. NOTE Early closing time which could be even earlier if station closes. While this pub has a number of handpumps to use there is no guarantee real ale will be available.
Historic Interest
Opened in December 2014 by Alan Tarn
Conversion
Situated on Carlisle Citadel railway station and taking its name from its claimed distance from the capital, this former first class waiting room was built in 1848 and is Grade II listed. The cavernous room has had a number of functions including being the station buffet in the 1950s. Much of the fabric of the old building is retained, notably the high vaulted ceiling, which is a magnificent hammerbeam roof. From the platform there is the original wooden entrance lobby and at each end are mighty carved-stone fireplaces in Tudor style. There is a beautiful mahogany bar and a good quality bar back, their position matching where the former refreshment counter was positioned. The pub is not open on Mondays and Tuesdays and closes early on all other days of the week . It serves light meals and snacks, real ales and ciders.
This Pub serves 2 changing beers and 0 regular beers.
301 Miles From London, Carlisle
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