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Jack Myers Collection

JMC

This is a small sample of a large collection of 35mm colour slides. They are mainly landscape images of the North Pennines, in particular the Ingleborough area. The slides were created by Jack Myers between 1963 and 2002. He was a lecturer in Mining Geophysics at the University of Leeds.
Sample of Jack Myers photographs

JMC/001

This is just a sample of the thousands of landscape images of the North Craven area taken by Jack Myers.
Looking across limestone pavement to Ingleborough

JMC/001/003

Dramatic photo looking across the extensive limestone pavements above Chapel-le-Dale, and capturing the large erratic boulder against the distant and distinctive profile of Ingleborough. This was a view that Jack Myers returned to on several occasions.
Looking South along Raven Scar

JMC/001/006

This striking view looking along Raven Scar is just one of many photos of geological features in the Ingleborough area.
Typical carboniferous landscape above Chapel-le-Dale

JMC/001/007

Jack Myers had enormous enthusiasm for the landscapes of the north Pennines, judging by the thousands of photos he took – like this one, of a typical Carboniferous Limestone land forms above Chapel-le-Dale.
Geology - Dry Rigg Quarry - unconformity i

AAA/004/002/010

AA4_1_10 Geology: Dry Rigg Quarry, Helwith Bridge, unconformity between Horton Formation silurian siltstone and Kilnsey Formation carboniferous limestone above.
Geology - Dry Rigg Quarry - unconformity ii

AAA/004/002/011

AA4_1_11 Geology: Dry Rigg Quarry, Helwith Bridge, unconformity between Horton Formation silurian siltstone and Kilnsey Formation carboniferous limestone above.
Container 1 - Ribblesdale: Langcliffe to Horton-in-Ribbledale

AAA/004/002

Slide box 1 titled “Ribblesdale: Langcliffe to Horton” containing thirty 35mm colour positive film photographic slides of exterior and interior views, drawings and context shots of historic buildings together with scenery and geological features in Ribblesdale from Langcliffe, near Settle, North Yorkshire to New Houses, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, North Yorkshire. Slides in this box are referenced AA4_1_01 to ...
Slipped shale of the Bowland Shale Formation i

AAA/004/005/037

AA4_4_37 Slipped shale of the Bowland Shale Formation on the W side of the road between Addingham and Bolton Bridge somewhere in the vicinity of NGR SE07095238.
Skipton anticline at Bolton Abbey

AAA/004/005/036

AA4_4_36 Extract of geological map of the Skipton anticline at Bolton Abbey from unknown publication.
Sandy Quaternary Alluvium Depoits

AAA/004/005/039

AA4_4_39 Looking SW across R Wharfe to Bolton Priory from the sandy Quaternary alluvium depoits at approx NGR SE07535425 to an exposure of rock (difficult to identify in the photograph but likely to be mudstones of the Bowland Shale Formation).
Slipped shale of the Bowland Shale Formation ii

AAA/004/005/038

AA4_4_38 Slipped shale of the Bowland Shale Formation on the W side of the road between Addingham and Bolton Bridge somewhere in the vicinity of NGR SE07095238.
Quaternary deposits of till and alluvium ii

AAA/004/005/041

AA4_4_41 Bolton Abbey: Quaternary deposits of till and alluvium probably riverbank E of tearoom.
Quaternary deposits of till and alluvium i

AAA/004/005/040

AA4_4_40 Bolton Abbey: Quaternary deposits of till and alluvium probably riverbank E of tearoom.
Slippage of Bowland Shales Formation

AAA/004/005/042

AA4_4_42 From Bolton Abbey looking in the direction of Storiths showing slippage of Bowland Shales Formation on E side of R. Wharfe.
Bolton Abbey: river terrace deposits

AAA/004/005/043

AA4_4_43 Bolton Abbey: river terrace deposits – the gravel terrace.
Bolton Abbey: outcrop of Pendle Grit Member sandstone

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AA4_4_44 Bolton Abbey: outcrop of Pendle Grit Member sandstone E of the Tea Cottage on the W bank of R. Wharfe at NGR SE07385395 or close by.
Bolton Abbey: Bowland Shale Formation

AAA/004/005/045

AA4_4_45 Bolton Abbey: shale of Bowland Shale Formation with outcrop of Pendle Grit Member sandstone E of the Tea Cottage on the W bank of R. Wharfe at NGR SE07385395 or close by.
Bolton Abbey: Bowland Shales

AAA/004/005/046

AA4_4_46 Bolton Abbey: exposure of Bowland Shales Member on E bank of the R. Wharfe.
Hambleton Quarry

AAA/004/005/047

AA4_4_47 Hambleton Quarry (now closed), W of Bolton Abbey railway station: copy of an archive photographic print of unknown date, probably early C20. Image appears to show the N face of the quarry. Limestone in the Pendleside Limestone Formation was quarried here, specifically Upper and Lower Draughton Limestone.
Geology: Fault, Eastburn Quarry, Eastburn

AAA/004/004/002

AA4_3_02 Geology: Fault, Eastburn Quarry, Eastburn, Steeton with Eastburn, West Yorkshire.
Geology: Malham Cove from S i

AAA/004/004/030

AA4_3_30 Geology: Malham Cove from S. Great Scar Limestone, early Carboniferous (Dinantian 359-331 Mya)
Geology: Malham Cove from S ii

AAA/004/004/031

AA4_3_31 Geology: Malham Cove from S. Great Scar Limestone, early Carboniferous (Dinantian 359-331 Mya)
Embsay Moor and Embsay & Crow Crags

AAA/004/011/002

AA4_10_02 Embsay Moor and Embsay & Crow Crags (on horizon to left).

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