#OnThisDay 1964: Denis Mitchell caught up with the teenagers featured in his Special Enquiry documentary ten years earlier. How had they changed? For more archive reflecting the changing lives of Britain’s teenagers, you can visit this collection - https://t.co/zmpRBtmrU1
Message from the editor, @LindseyjMoore@Down_Your_Way will be incorporated in @The_Dalesman from next month. Today is my final day in the office. I would like to thank readers, advertisers, and colleagues for their wonderful support and friendship. You are the best.
Fancy a nice relaxing break in the Lake District? Well, buy the October edition of @Down_Your_Way and you could win a two-stay night at the four-star @beechhillhotel Windermere.
Our archive collection contains some of the very first items we sold as a business. Ready-made clothing was not sold in our stores until the #1920s, so these mantle hooks and eyes would have been a staple for our customers, helping them to #makeandmend their own clothing.
#OnThisDay 1979: The first ever 'Question Time' was broadcast. It was billed in the Radio Times as “public personalities face questions and reactions from the general public.” Here’s the intro and first ever question on the show.
T is for Tithe map & apportionment. Our volunteers are transcribing the apportionments for the 300+ tithe maps in our collections to list land owners, occupiers, field names, usage and plot size. This one is for #Danby. #ArchiveZ#ExploreYourArchive
@LindseyjMoore@Down_Your_Way@The_Dalesman You’ve done a marvellous job on Down Your Way, Lindsey, and it’s always been a pleasure working with you. I hope the future is bright for you. I will miss the magazine and I hope Dalesman continues to shine a light on Yorkshire nostalgia.