The Lowry Trail-Family Tree Packages-Single Line Package-Multiple Line-Archive Research Ancestors Traced
What is on the Lowry trail
Dewar's Lane, Palace Street The Pier, The Sea, On the Sands, The Lions, Football match, The Town hall, Old Berwick (Strother's yard), Bridge End, Sally Port, Old Property, Berwick Harbour, Some Portraits of L S Lowry, Boats, Spittal Sands, Spittal Promenade, Back Streets.
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Take a virtual tour of the trail and see the many interesting sites that Berwick has to offer. We are proud of our town and are keen to promote it’s colourful history.
We hope you keep popping back to see what has been added as we expand on our historical tour of Berwick upon tweed.
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L.S. Lowry (1887-1976), one of Britain’s best-loved painters, was especially fond of Berwick upon Tweed. He visited the town many times from the mid-1930’s until the summer before he died. He would stay in the Castle Hotel but he thought about buying a house on the Elizabethan walls. The Berwick Lowry Trail identifies the sites of many of his finest paintings and drawings of the town and allows you to follow in his footsteps.