The Legendary Long Lost Laurel Legacy - Can YOU Find It? After retiring from the film business in the 1950s, Stan Laurel sent the Mayor of Ulverston a letter and map alluding to the whereabouts of an unreleased Laurel & Hardy film. Called Lonesome Pine, he wished to donate it to the town. Always the clown, Stan hid the film in a secret location whilst visiting his place of birth in 1947 with his partner in crime, Oliver Hardy. But the Mayor's letter and map, thought to have been lost over time, have just recently resurfaced during renovation work being done at Coronation Hall. Now the town's residents are looking for some top treasure hunters (who have a sense of humour!) to help track down this legendary missing masterpiece. Are YOU up for the challenge, explorers? Treasure Hunt Through Ulverston - Laurel's Lakeland Town Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or seeking a fun day out with the kids in Ulverston? Then why not explore Ulverston on this self-guided treasure hunt themed Treasure Trail. As you follow the Trail route, can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features, and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure? The Trail starts and finishes at Coronation Hall and explores this delightfully old-fashioned Lakeland market town. Not only is it the birthplace of comedy legend Stan Laurel but it also has plenty to discover with its brightly coloured buildings, cobbled streets, and alleyways lined with fascinating independent shops.
