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Review Issue 7

YDS/001/003/002

Review issue 7 published in summer 1984. Articles include ‘Tourism Curse or Blessing’, ‘Skipton’s Brass Band’, Grassington hospital, ‘Craftsmen of the Dales’, stewardship of the land and ‘Leyburn’s Three Hundred Year Market’. Cover photo of Bob Guy using a slater’s hammer to cut stone roof slates to size by David Morgan Rees.
Review Issue 90

YDS/001/024/002

Review issue 90 published in Spring 2005. Articles include a comment on homes for locals, a discussion on affordable housing, a feature on ‘Prehistoric Rock Art of the West Riding’, a piece on the open studios event showcasing arts and crafts in the Dales, the opening of regular train services to Redmire on the Wensleydale railway ...
Review issue 119

YDS/001/031/003

Issue 119 published in Summer 2012. Articles include a comment on affordable housing ‘No easy solution’, the issue of challenge walks and their impacts on the Dales, YDS’s views on the proposed extension to the National Park by Hugh Thornton, ‘Low Row, Swaledale and the textile industry’ by George Ingle, and an item on the Settle ...
Review issue 120

YDS/001/031/004

Review issue 120 published in Autumn 2012. Articles include a feature on the new Pennine Bridleway by Malcolm Petyt, ‘A window on the moors’ on the stained glass art of Deborah Lowe by Ian M Emberson, a profile of Arthur Raistrick by Bill Mitchell, a feature on the restoration of a remote field barn by Andy ...
Review Issue 128

YDS/001/033/004

Review issue 128 published in Autumn 2014. Articles include a comment on forestry at Greenfield and the Killington Wind Farm by Dr Malcolm Petyt, photos of the Tour de France, a feature on Pacifism and Conscientious Objection in The Great War, a profile of Isabel Davis a Dales entrepreneur, a feature on 75 years of the ...
Review Issue 129

YDS/001/035/001

Review issue 129 published in Winter 2015. Articles include updates on barn conversions, Dales transport and affordable housing, features on Yorkshire Granola at Yockenthwaite by Liz Hird, high nature value farming in the Dales by Helen Keep, and the Wharfedale Brewery, ‘The Joy of Paragliding’ by Peter Balmforth and an item on Farfield Mill arts and ...
Review Issue 18

YDS/001/006/001

Review issue 17 published in Spring 1987. Articles include an update on the Settle – Carlisle railway, the launch of the Three Peaks Project to restore footpaths, lambing time in Wensleydale, and ‘Swaledale Wollens: the Rebirth of a Cottage Industry’. Cover photo of Raydale by John Fawcett.
Review Issue 28

YDS/001/008/003

Review issue 28 published in Autumn 1989. Articles include ‘Making Conservation Happen in the Yorkshire Dales’, rural housing issues, study packs for the Settle – Carlisle railway and the new Country Workshop Trail. There are also several watercolours by Hannah Chesterman launching the ‘Landscapes for Tomorrow’ exhibition. Cover photo of ‘The Conserved Landscape’ by Hannah Chesterman.
Review Issue 34

YDS/001/010/002

Review issue 34 published in Spring 1991. Articles include a comment on the report ‘Fit for the Future’, the proposed Chelker Windfarm, ‘A Blacksmith’s Year 1924-5’, Dales Public Transport News, and a request for help on surveying milk churn stands. Cover photo of a view of Grinton in Swaledale by Christine Whitehead.
Review Issue 47

YDS/001/013/002

Review issue 47 published in Summer 1994. Articles include a tribute to the late Geoffrey Wright, conservation of the farmed landscape, “The ‘lile Grey Fergie”, the craftspeople of the Dales, the geology of the Howgills and Dentdale and a piece on the Friends of Pembrokeshire National Park. There is also a piece on the Festival of Culture ...
Review Issue 48

YDS/001/013/003

Review issue 48 published in Autumn 1994. Articles include a report and photos of the YDNP 40th Anniversary two day festival, a report on the two day conference organised by Council for National Parks, a feature on sustainable tourism in the National Park, Dales churches, monuments and memorials, ‘Then and Now’ by John Harrison, the revival ...
Review Issue 52

YDS/001/014/003

Review issue 52 published in Autumn 1995. Articles include a third part of ‘The Dalesman and his dwellings’, ‘Quiet enjoyment of the natural beauty?’, a report on capturing oral histories by Mike Scarborough for the Yorkshire Television video history project, the return of clockmaking to Askrigg by Jerry Pearlman, a report on the new YDS Trophy ...
Review Issue 53

YDS/001/014/004

Review issue 53 published in Winter 1995. Articles include a report on Embsay steam railway, walking the Dales Way by John Burgess, a report on the National Park Societies conference at Losehill Hall, a footnote on clockmaking in Askrigg by John Hebden and a report by Jonathan Smith on the Mid-Wharfedale Visitor Management Scheme Research Programme. John ...
Review Issue 57

YDS/001/015/004

Review issue 57 published in Winter 1996. Articles include a description of a walk from Brimham Rocks to Fountains Abbey by Chris Hartley, charcoal production in the Dales by Geoff Garrett, the protection of hedges by John Cumberland, ‘Ecoscope comes to the Dales’ by David Hill and comment on change in Wensleydale by Allan Watkinson. There is ...
Review Issue 59

YDS/001/016/002

Review issue 59 published in Summer 1997. Articles include an update on the Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust by Richard Witt, the results of the Societies photography competition, a review of ‘The Making…’ series by Marie Hartley and Joan Inglby and a comment on the need for improving rural transport. There is a review of the ‘Millers Jig’ ...
Review Issue 60

YDS/001/016/003

Review issue 60 published in Autumn 1997. Articles include a feature on the Black Sheep Brewery in Masham by Andrew Hammilton, a discussion on ‘What is the Cultural Heritage of the Yorkshire Dales’, ‘Three Dales Music Makers’ by Bill Mitchell, illustrations of conservation work carried out by the Yorkshire Dales Millennium Trust and a piece on ...
Review Issue 65

YDS/001/017/004

Review issue 65 published in Winter 1998. Articles include a tribute to the late Shelia Marks, a feature on preserving Yorkshire crafts, a report on the new countryside agency, the new Integrated Winter Transport Service for Wensleydale and an update on the work of YDMT. There is an introduction of the new YDS logo, the Bird’s Eye ...
Review Issue 76

YDS/001/020/004

Review issue 76 published in Autumn 2001. Articles include the difficulties thrown up by the Foot and Mouth epidemic, an exhibition of photographs by Geoffrey Wright ‘People in a Landscape: Tracks Through the Dales’, the hidden world of Stump Cross Caverns and an update on work on Crackpot Hall by YDMT. There are two poems by Dialect ...
Review Issue 80

YDS/001/021/004

Review issue 80 published in Autumn 2002. Articles include a comment on ‘Putting the Nation back into Nation Parks’, a response on the Green Lanes issue by a driver, further responses on public toilets, a report on the new heritage trail in Ingleton, a piece on Swaledale Wollens and a profile of Chris Wright. There is also ...
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Black & White Photo - Town Foot and Smithy, Kettlewell

UWA/002/003/045

K3-12-438 Town Foot & Smithy Part of the Inman Collection of Black & White photos. Percy Inman (1876-1944) was the Postmaster of Kettlewell village store and commissioned the photos c.1890-1944. Photographers included William Bell and Walter Scott though there are thought to be others. Photographs have not been attributable to each photographer
Black & White Photo - Town Foot and Smithy, Kettlewell

UWA/002/003/044

K3-11-00 Town Foot & Smithy Part of the Inman Collection of Black & White photos. Percy Inman (1876-1944) was the Postmaster of Kettlewell village store and commissioned the photos c.1890-1944. Photographers included William Bell and Walter Scott though there are thought to be others. Photographs have not been attributable to each photographer

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