Hannah and Joseph Hayton, of Eamont Bridge
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the ownership of Glassons Brewery of Penrith. For many years a large panel showing an Englishman shaking hands with a kilted Scotsman was fixed underneath the sign-board and legend has it that it was the work of the amateur painter John Thompson (1829-1915) who ran a hairdressing business in Angel Lane, Penrith. While the Inn was usually called the ‘Welcome Inn’ or the ‘Welcome into Cumberland Inn’ the signboard as it appears in early photographs and drawings proclaims it to be the ‘Welcome Here in Cumberland’.
Helen here from Be Good Bully Dog Training. Does your dog get over excited and jump up? Does your dog chew/ cause destruction? Does your dog pull on the lead? If you answered yes to any of those then your dog is not calm, comfortable and compliant. Instead your dog could be experiencing fear, anxiety, stress or even aggression.
When he was not pulling pints Joseph Hayton was probably coaching or managing the Eamont Rovers Football Team judging by a photograph which accompanied the gift which shows him standing (back row, far left) wearing a bowler hat. Taken by photographer E. MacDonald of Penrith and Appleby it commemorates the team’s winning the Penrith and District Cup in the 19011902 season.
These are all common undesirable behaviours that can be easily solved. I only offer 1-1 stress free training sessions and I will come to you, making the most of the training because this is where the issues are and develop.
The donor of this material, a descendant of Joseph, also presented a photographic postcard circa 1900 of ‘Eamont Bridge Mill, Eamont Bridge’, published by ‘Reed’s Pictorial’ of Penrith showing the Low Mill, its yard and outhouses and a working man looking down into the mill race. The mill is known to have been used for grinding corn and tobacco tailings for snuff.
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