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Material Relating to Evacuees at Horton

HHG/022

Folder containing material relating to Evacuees at Horton hhg022_001. Typed transcript of newspaper article dated 17 November 1939 about Craven evacuees hhg022_002. Manuscript notes about evacuees Donald Firth and Jack, Leonard and Alan Taylor hhg022_003. Manuscript notes about evacuees at Foredale cottages hhg022_004. Manuscript note about evacuees from Brighton hhg022_005. Manuscript note hhg022_004. Continued hhg022_006. Manuscript note about evacuees from Thornbury ...
Transcript of Newspaper Article Dated 17 November 1939 about Craven Evacuees

HHG/022/001

Typed transcript of newspaper article dated 17 November 1939 about Craven evacuees
Newspaper Article About Thornbury Evacuees Arriving at Horton

HHG/022/010

Photocopy of undated newspaper article about Thornbury evacuees arriving at Horton
Employment & Farming

SHC/012/002

Article about Mr John Mitton, Town End Farm Stainforth and Messrs J & T Sharp, Town head Farm Stainforth
Newspaper Article “Quarry Men on Strike”

HHG/049/029

Newspaper article “Quarry men on strike” dated 28 June 1935.
Folder of Photographs and Documents Relating to the Settle and Carlisle Railway

HHG/052

hhg052 Folder of photographs and documents relating to the Settle and Carlisle Railway hhg052_001. Undated monochrome photograph of Salt Lake railway cottages nr Ribblehead hhg052_002. Two newspaper articles undated, but apparently c1950 – (a) “The Garden Station” Horton in Ribblesdale station – Station Master keeping the station beautiful. (b) “Loveliness in Rail Station Garden” Horton in Ribblesdale ...
“The Garden Station” Horton in Ribblesdale

HHG/052/002

Two newspaper articles undated, but apparently c1950 – (a) “The Garden Station” Horton in Ribblesdale station – Station Master keeping the station beautiful. (b) “Loveliness in Rail Station Garden” Horton in Ribblesdale station.
Dedication of War Memorial

SHC/005/020
Campaign to stop closure of Stainforth School

SHC/029/001
Tay Bridge Reports

HHG/086/009/002

hhg086_009_002. Two newspaper articles dated 1996 reporting the erection of the new Tay bridge at Cragghill Horton in Ribblesdale
Brayshaw's Great War Scrap Books

BLY/002

These seven volumes of material collected by Thomas Brayshaw document the Great War and its immediate aftermath as it impacted on Settle and the surrounding townships. The volumes are arranged in rough chronological order so that volume one is mainly concerned with the outbreak of war in 1914, volumes two to six the conduct of ...
Great War Scrap Book Volume 1

BLY/002/001

Volume 1 in six segments – the outbreak of war.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 2

BLY/002/002

Volume 2 in five segments – early days.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 3

BLY/002/003

Volume 3 in three segments – early mobilisation.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 4

BLY/002/004

Volume 4 in four segments – digging in
Great War Scrap Book Volume 5

BLY/002/005

Volume 5 in three parts – the mounting cost.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 5, Part 1

BLY/002/005/001

Volume 5, part 1 in five segments.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 5, Part 2

BLY/002/005/002

Volume 5, part 2 in five segments.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 5, Part 3

BLY/002/005/003

Volume 5, part 3 in three segments.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 6

BLY/002/006

Volume 6 in 3 parts – towards the end.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 6, Part 1

BLY/002/006/001

Volume 6, part 1 in five segments.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 6, Part 2

BLY/002/006/002

Volume 6, part 2 in six segments.
Great War Scrap Book Volume 7

BLY/002/007

Volume 7 in seven segments – peace.
Observer Corps Competition at Settle

HHG/021/009

Undated newspaper report of ROC competition held at Settle including names of Horton observers