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Stainforth Bridges and the Great Flood of 1985

SHC/003
Stainforth Packhorse Bridge Endowment

SHC/003/002
Transfer of Packhorse Bridge to National Trust

SHC/003/003
Domesday Project 1986

HHG/014

Domesday Project 1986. A project completed by pupils at Horton primary school for a BBC initiative to prepare a “Domesday Disc” providing contemporaneous information about places covered in the Domesday book. hhg014_01. Project data
Lay Subsidy List for Horton Dated 1297

HHG/013/010

Transcript of lay subsidy list for Horton in Ribblesdale dated 1297
Tempest Memorial Giggleswick Church

SHC/005/016
Langcliffe History Book Contents

LHC/001
Age of Langcliffe drystone walls

LHC/016
Review Issue 23

YDS/001/007/002

Review issue 23 published in Summer 1988. Articles include forestry at Cam Fell, the possible sale of the Settle – Carlisle railway, a conservation policy for tourism, holy wells of the Yorkshire Dales and a feature by Chis Hartley on Warden’s Day. Cover photo of Linton-in-Craven by Christine Whitehead.
Review Issue 44

YDS/001/012/003

Review issue 44 published in Autumn 1993. Articles include a comment on interpreting the countryside by Chris Wood, a photographic study of Conistone by Julia Kaye, green lanes at risk, the Craven Tree Trust by Robert Preece and a description of various stiles by Chris Hartley illustrated by Ted Gower. There are also book reviews on Medieval ...
Austwick Fair and Market

AHG/003/001
Austwick Bridges

AHG/008/001
Austwick History Group

AHG

A collection of historical information about Austwick made over many years by many people has been sorted and is presented here. A systematic search for documents has not been made and sources are not all known. However, the collection can be added to as progress is made in future. Following an event in the Parish Hall ...
The origins of Giggleswick and its people and paths to freedom

GHC/002
The Church of St Michael the Archangel

MLH/002/003/032

The Church of St Michael the Archangel dates from the fifteenth century and was restored between 1879 and 1881. It is a Grade I listed building. A detailed description can be found at https://britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/101132389-church-of-st-michael-the-archangel-kirkby-malham. Further information can be found at https://www.kirkbymalham.info/KMI/kirkbymalham/churchguide.html

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