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Yew Tree Barn is home to Wilson Reclamation Services where owner Clive Wilson has been preserving the history of days gone by with his architectural reclamation service since 1986. Over the years he has seen an incredibly diverse range of antiques come and go through the doors at Yew Tree Barn, Low Newton. From its small beginnings in a corner of the stunning, spacious, 19th century traditional Westmorland barn in the beautiful Lake District countryside, Wilson Reclamation Services Ltd (WRS) has become one of the foremost architectural salvage and antique reclamation yards in the UK.
Welcome to Quantumistic Art, I`m Paul Summerfield, born and bred in London, I have a IT background of over 20 years!!! has it really been that long... I moved to the Lake District nearly 10 years ago, with my Cumbrian born lovely wife Emma. We have been blessed with two beautiful and bubbly daughters Rhianna Skye and Tabitha Willow.
The Old Courthouse Gallery in Ambleside is a family-owned independent business with a proud 25 year history of displaying superb contemporary arts. As the name suggests, our gallery is spread across three floors of the town’s historic court building. It gives us a lovely bright and welcoming space to showcase the best arts and crafts available from the Lakes and around Britain today.
If you are looking for an art gallery in Cumbria why not pay us a visit at Main Street Gallery. Situated in the south lakeland town of Sedbergh, which sits at the foot of the Howgill fells in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, we are surrounded by stunning dales landscapes with the Lake District on our doorstep.
Maggie Angus Berkowitz lives and works in the Lake District in the Northwest of England . She has studied worked and made ceramics in UK, Italy, USA, Africa and Japan but now lives and works in the place where she was born.
Castle Framing Fine Arts is a well established, family run business which started out in 1998 in a small side street of Brampton, Cumbria. We initially traded as Studio 2000 and soon expanded the business to take over 4 stalls in Carlisle Market. As a result, the small premises we occupied could not cope with the amount of work coming in from individual customers and the contract framing sector, so we took on an industrial unit in Carlisle to allow us to make our own stock frames.
Following the establishment of their studios in the then derelict former School for the Advancement of Science, Arts and Technology in 1998, Maddi and Stuart (alongside Julie Hammerton, Co-Founder Director ) began working with Cumbria County Council to repurpose the building for arts use. This process led to the building’s rescue and refurbishment and the formation of Art Gene in 2002.
Situated in the beautiful Lake District, The Necessary Angel was established in 1990 and has developed from an art gallery to a contemporary jewellery shop in this time. Our team are highly trained and happy to help you make that all important decision, so whether it be in the shop or online, just ask!

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