Historic café reopens at Isle of Man beauty spot

Summarised from Isle of Man Today's report · Updated 4 Nov, 17:00 · Archive

A café is reopening at a west coast landmark on the Isle of Man with a long history of welcoming visitors.

Isle of Man Today reports that in the 1930s, a woman known as Mrs Clague served summer teas from a thatched cottage at the site, establishing a tradition of hospitality at the location.

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• Reopening café at Isle of Man beauty spots long history of welcoming visitorsIn the 1930s, a woman known as Mrs Clague was serving summer teas from her thatched cottage at the west coast landmark spotIsle of Man Today · 4 Nov, 16:17

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