 
      Vintage Guidebook: Grange and the Cartmel Fells (1960) by E. Abercrombie – 20 Walks with Historical Notes & Line Drawings
Take a step back in time and explore the stunning landscapes of the Lake District with this rare vintage guidebook! This is the
1960 edition
of
"Grange and the Cartmel Fells"
by
E. Abercrombie
, published by
The Dalesman Publishing Company. A true collector's item, this charming book details
20 scenic walks
through Grange-over-Sands and the Cartmel Fells, complete with historical notes and beautifully detailed line drawings.
Book Details:
Title:
Grange and the Cartmel Fells
Author:
E. Abercrombie
Publisher:
The Dalesman Publishing Company, Clapham, via Lancaster, Yorkshire
Year:
1960
Pages:
72
Format:
Paperback
Dimensions:
Approximately 7 x 5 inches (18 x 12.5 cm)
Illustrations:
Includes charming line drawings of local landmarks and historic locations
About the Book:
This guidebook offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and natural beauty of Grange-over-Sands and the Cartmel Fells. The walks described cover a range of terrains, from coastal paths to rolling hills, with detailed historical notes on local landmarks, such as:
✅ Hampsfell Hospice and Cartmel
✅ Cartmel Park and Mount Barnard
✅ Whitbarrow Scar
✅ Eller How Tower and Lindale
✅ Cartmel Fell
✅ Flookburgh, Simpson Ground, and Staveley
The book is rich with local history, including insights into the region's connection to the Society of Friends and traditional farming practices.
Condition:
Cover:
The cover shows signs of wear and light creasing, consistent with its age.
Binding:
The spine is intact with no loose pages.
Pages:
Pages are clean and legible, with some light age-related toning.
Notable Features:
✔️ Authentic 1960 edition – perfect for collectors
✔️ Vintage map included
✔️ Gorgeous hand-drawn illustrations
✔️ Ideal for history buffs and walking enthusiasts
Shipping & Delivery:
Carefully packaged to protect the book during transit
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