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Station Inn Oxenholme Kendal LA9 7RF
The Station Inn at Oxenholme

The Station Inn at Oxenholme is now part of the Stonehouse Group, the largest pub company in the UK with over 4,500 sites.

Hosts (since Nov 2022)Andrew & Linda
Opening TimesPlease see image below
Telephone01539 587015
Emailstationinn.oxenholme@stonegategroup.co.uk
AddressStation Inn | Oxenholme | Kendal | LA9 7RF
WebsiteThe Station Inn Pub in Kendal | Vixen Pubs (vixen-pubs.co.uk)
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History

The Station Inn was formerly the Oxenholme Inn, a beerhouse. It was built shortly after the Ordnance Survey surveyed the area in 1858 for their latest map.

In 1862, George Teasdale, innkeeper of the nearby Beehive Inn at Old Hutton for thirteen years, was granted a licence to sell spirits at the Oxenholme Station Inn. George died just under four years later.

George’s widow, Isabella Teasdale (neé Mackereth), was innkeeper at the Oxenholme Inn in 1871. Before her death in January 1876, Isabella’s son, George Teasdale, had taken over as innkeeper and he was still in charge in 1881.

By 1891, the publican was James Freeman. At the time of the census, Thomas Mackereth Teasdale (brother of the former publican) was a visitor.

According to Frances Cross, her great-grandfather Tommy (Thomas Kendal) Cross owned the Oxenholme Inn in the late 1800s. He apparently lost it in a card game and eventually emigrated to the United States with his wife and several children.

By 1894, Thomas Askew, a coal dealer, was publican.

By 1901, William Harrison Thornburrow, a butcher by trade, was the Public House Keeper. He emigrated to Canada in 1907.

By 1906, Francis Edwin Baker was inn keeper and farmer.

Around 1928, John Cannon Dixon , Natland’s blacksmith, became landlord.

John’s son George Whitehead Dixon was landlord until his death in 1958.

From 1960 until 1991, the licencees were John Ormerod and his wife Joyce Ormerod (neé Dixon). Joyce was George Whitehead Dixon’s daughter.Save

Station Inn

Main menu The Station Inn at Oxenholme is now part of the Stonehouse Group, the largest pub company in the UK with over 4,500 sites. Hosts (since Nov 2022)Andrew & LindaOpening TimesPlease see image belowTelephone01539 587015Emailstationinn.oxenholme@stonegategroup.co.ukAddressStation Inn | Oxenholme | Kendal | LA9 7RFWebsiteThe Station Inn Pub in Kendal |… Continue reading

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Teasdale Family

Main menu George Teasdale (c.1793-1866) George and Isabella had three children: After George’s death in 1866, wife Isabella took over as publican at the Station Inn – in 1871 Isabella was recorded as owning 7 acres 0 rods 17 perches of land with a gross yearly rental value of £66… Continue reading

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Oxenholme Road / B6254

Main menu The B6254 from Oxenholme towards Kendal from the Helmside Road junction is known as Oxenholme Road. Properties within Oxenholme on Oxenholme Road (north side) are limited to: There are no properties on the Oxenholme Road (south side). Properties within Oxenholme on the B6254 (north side) heading towards Old… Continue reading

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Page last updated: 3 January 2023

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