The first Leeds Infirmary was built in 1771 in what is now Infirmary Street, but in 1863, construction started on a new LGI on George Stree

We are talking about Clifford’s Tower, which has played a major part in the history of York for nearly a thousand years.

One of the most obvious, dominant features of the Yorkshire Dales is the dry stone wall. Built without mortar and stable because of their un

It turns out it was called Ingram Hospital and is one of York’s most important mid-seventeenth century buildings.

What makes these fossil tacks so important is that previously there were no footprints of these animals of that age in the UK.

In the 1850’s workmen in Wortley near Armley Gyratory found some strange bones whilst digging clay for the local brickworks. The bones were

Nurnburnholme church cross “the finest Anglo Saxon-Viking example of its type in East Yorkshire"

High above Fylingdales Moor at a place called Lilla Howe is one of the most important crosses on the North York Moors if not the whole of...

With my tour guiding business, I often have cause to take visitors to the Hepworth Sculpture Gallery in Wakefield. From the outside car...

I first came across Goodmanham during lockdown when my wife and I decided to explore the Yorkshire Wolds a bit more. This less well known...

Whilst York Minster is always seen as the most important church in the North of England, little old Ripon Cathedral can say that it’s...

When you mention Stamford Bridge to most people, they always seem to associate the name with the home of Chelsea Football Club down in...