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Rover car
Frank Atkinson's grandfathers Rover car carrying family, c1907, near Goldthorpe, South Yorkshire. Viking ship cross-section radiator on TT winning model. This is probably a 16/20 hp model with 3199cc monoblock side valve engine.
Frank Atkinson's grandfathers Rover car carrying family, c1907, near Goldthorpe, South Yorkshire. Viking ship cross-section radiator on TT winning model. This is probably a 16/20 hp model with 3199cc monoblock side valve engine.
Castle Howard Oxen
Engraving of The Castle Howard Oxen, drawn on stone by J W Giles from a painting by H Strafford, printed by C Hullmandel. Bred and fed by the Rt Hon Earl of Carlisle at Castle Howard, Yorkshire under the superintendence of Mr Henderson. These celebrated animals were by his lordship's bull Rockingham (2550). The one in profile obtained the first prize at the Yorkshire Agricultural Society's Show held at York in 1838, then aged 4 years old. His dimensions and weight as follows: height 16 hands 3 1/4 in. Width over the hocks 3ft. Width at the nicking 2ft 9 1/4 in. Width at the back rib 3ft 5 1/2i...
Engraving of The Castle Howard Oxen, drawn on stone by J W Giles from a painting by H Strafford, printed by C Hullmandel. Bred and fed by the Rt Hon Earl of Carlisle at Castle Howard, Yorkshire under the superintendence of Mr Henderson. These celebrated animals were by his lordship's bull Rockingham (2550). The one in profile obtained the first prize at the Yorkshire Agricultural Society's Show held at York in 1838, then aged 4 years old. His dimensions and weight as follows: height 16 hands 3 1/4 in. Width over the hocks 3ft. Width at the nicking 2ft 9 1/4 in. Width at the back rib 3ft 5 1/2i...
Castle Howard Oxen
Engraving of The Castle Howard Oxen, drawn on stone by J W Giles from a painting by H Strafford, printed by C Hullmandel. Bred and fed by the Rt Hon Earl of Carlisle at Castle Howard, Yorkshire under the superintendence of Mr Henderson. These celebrated animals were by his lordship's bull Rockingham (2550). The one in profile obtained the first prize at the Yorkshire Agricultural Society's Show held at York in 1838, then aged 4 years old. His dimensions and weight as follows: height 16 hands 3 1/4 in. Width over the hocks 3ft. Width at the nicking 2ft 9 1/4 in. Width at the back rib 3ft 5 1/2i...
Engraving of The Castle Howard Oxen, drawn on stone by J W Giles from a painting by H Strafford, printed by C Hullmandel. Bred and fed by the Rt Hon Earl of Carlisle at Castle Howard, Yorkshire under the superintendence of Mr Henderson. These celebrated animals were by his lordship's bull Rockingham (2550). The one in profile obtained the first prize at the Yorkshire Agricultural Society's Show held at York in 1838, then aged 4 years old. His dimensions and weight as follows: height 16 hands 3 1/4 in. Width over the hocks 3ft. Width at the nicking 2ft 9 1/4 in. Width at the back rib 3ft 5 1/2i...
West Thurrock stator
West Thurrock stator, made by C A Parsons & Co Ltd at their Heaton Works, being loaded into the hold of a Yorkshire Coast coaster at Newcastle.
West Thurrock stator, made by C A Parsons & Co Ltd at their Heaton Works, being loaded into the hold of a Yorkshire Coast coaster at Newcastle.
West Thurrock stator
West Thurrock stator, made by C A Parsons & Co Ltd at their Heaton Works, in the hold of a Yorkshire Coast coaster.
West Thurrock stator, made by C A Parsons & Co Ltd at their Heaton Works, in the hold of a Yorkshire Coast coaster.
West Thurrock stator
West Thurrock stator, made by C A Parsons & Co Ltd at their Heaton Works, being loaded into the hold of a Yorkshire Coast coaster by a floating crane.
West Thurrock stator, made by C A Parsons & Co Ltd at their Heaton Works, being loaded into the hold of a Yorkshire Coast coaster by a floating crane.
Durham Miners Association banner
Back of Durham Miners' Association banner (revised version), at "Marching In" 1990. Illustration depicting the statues in the grounds of Red Hill with a pithead in the background. The banner behind is Yorkshire Area banner, possibly Allerton Silkstone.
Back of Durham Miners' Association banner (revised version), at "Marching In" 1990. Illustration depicting the statues in the grounds of Red Hill with a pithead in the background. The banner behind is Yorkshire Area banner, possibly Allerton Silkstone.
Logging wheels
Pair of logging wheels at Pepper Arden Estate, North Yorkshire. Now in Beamish Museum Collection.
Pair of logging wheels at Pepper Arden Estate, North Yorkshire. Now in Beamish Museum Collection.
Large white sow
Large white sow "Hepsmanor Mary 36th" owned by Brown Bros, Hepscott Manor. 1st and Supreme Champion at The Great Yorkshire Show, 1960, 1st and Female Champion and Reserve Supreme Champion at The Royal Highland Show, Edinburgh, 1960.
Large white sow "Hepsmanor Mary 36th" owned by Brown Bros, Hepscott Manor. 1st and Supreme Champion at The Great Yorkshire Show, 1960, 1st and Female Champion and Reserve Supreme Champion at The Royal Highland Show, Edinburgh, 1960.
Large white sow
Large white sow "Hepsmanor Mary (765402)" owned by Brown Bros of Hepscott Manor. Supreme Champion at the Great Yorkshire Show, 1958.
Large white sow "Hepsmanor Mary (765402)" owned by Brown Bros of Hepscott Manor. Supreme Champion at the Great Yorkshire Show, 1958.
Football crowd
Gentleman and boys in a football crowd holding a banner for Stanley United AFC League Champions. The match was against the Yorkshire Amateurs. February 1948. DA Box 88.
Gentleman and boys in a football crowd holding a banner for Stanley United AFC League Champions. The match was against the Yorkshire Amateurs. February 1948. DA Box 88.
Farm House store
Interior of Farm Stores a well known 'pork butchers' who opened their first shop in Durham City on Framwellgate Bridge, 24th January 1958. They had branches in the principal towns and cities of Yorkshire and Durham. DA Box 186.
Interior of Farm Stores a well known 'pork butchers' who opened their first shop in Durham City on Framwellgate Bridge, 24th January 1958. They had branches in the principal towns and cities of Yorkshire and Durham. DA Box 186.
Farm House store
Interior of Farm Stores a well known 'pork butchers' who opened their first shop in Durham City on Framwellgate Bridge, 24th January 1958. They had branches in the principal towns and cities of Yorkshire and Durham. DA Box 186.
Interior of Farm Stores a well known 'pork butchers' who opened their first shop in Durham City on Framwellgate Bridge, 24th January 1958. They had branches in the principal towns and cities of Yorkshire and Durham. DA Box 186.
Turf fire
Turf fire at Huckaback, Castleton, North Yorkshire, which has not been out for 66 years (1906)
Turf fire at Huckaback, Castleton, North Yorkshire, which has not been out for 66 years (1906)
Fishing Village
General view of the fishing village of Staithes on the Yorkshire Coast with fishing nets drying over a bridge.
General view of the fishing village of Staithes on the Yorkshire Coast with fishing nets drying over a bridge.
Development of the railways
Centre pages of supplement from the Yorkshire Post, July 1st 1925, entitled "Stages in the Development of the Railways". See 69115 for detail of Killingworth lathe (top centre). Size 620 x 455mm.
Centre pages of supplement from the Yorkshire Post, July 1st 1925, entitled "Stages in the Development of the Railways". See 69115 for detail of Killingworth lathe (top centre). Size 620 x 455mm.
Lathe and power wheel
The actual power wheel used by George Stephenson to drive lathe at Killingworth Colliery, Northumberland from Yorkshire Post supplement, July 1st 1925, entitled "Stages in the Development of the Railways". See 69114 for complete article.
The actual power wheel used by George Stephenson to drive lathe at Killingworth Colliery, Northumberland from Yorkshire Post supplement, July 1st 1925, entitled "Stages in the Development of the Railways". See 69114 for complete article.
Otter Hounds
Group gathered for meet of North Yorkshire Otter Hounds at Bainbridge, 22nd March 1953.
Group gathered for meet of North Yorkshire Otter Hounds at Bainbridge, 22nd March 1953.
Masons
Portrait of two masons and their regalia, North and East Yorkshire Lodge, possibly Guisborough area.
Portrait of two masons and their regalia, North and East Yorkshire Lodge, possibly Guisborough area.
Wales & Son Carriage Works
General view of the Yorkshire Carriage Works of Wales and Son in York at 1 Clifford Street. The firm was founded by Thomas Breary Wales in 1820 when he took over the established business of Fisher in Ogleforth, close to York Minster. For twenty years previously Thomas Wales had been employed by Morley & Son another coachbuilding firm.
General view of the Yorkshire Carriage Works of Wales and Son in York at 1 Clifford Street. The firm was founded by Thomas Breary Wales in 1820 when he took over the established business of Fisher in Ogleforth, close to York Minster. For twenty years previously Thomas Wales had been employed by Morley & Son another coachbuilding firm.
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