Sharing mine & your passion for the amazing built heritage of Yorkshire. Monasteries, churches, castles, mansions, railways, period shops & pubs + photo shares.
The striking former rail station at Hornsea, East Yorkshire. The beach is just 200 yards away, and in its heyday thousands of trippers used it. Sadly, it was closed during the Beeching` cuts - one of the darkest episodes in our transport history.
@ianrich15813274 English bluebells are so beautiful, and at their best right now. These are in North Cliffe Woods, East Yorkshire. Do you have photos of others to share?
Gargrave Station, first stop west of Skipton. I like the distinctive chalet style. Yorkshire has a fantastic set of stations, they should be more appreciated.
Great news that the striking Hallamshire Hotel in Sheffield is reopening tomorrow. Beautiful frontage, Pulp used to play here - these heritage pubs need to be preserved and used.
This beautiful Victorian rail viaduct is just south of Saltburn - once part of the North Riding of Yorkshire. It is still used by freight, and until the 1960s carried passengers on a glorious coastal route to Whitby.