All Historic Sites in Dodworth sorted by Yorkshire.com Recommendation
Thornhill Hall
Thornhill Hall offers a delightful escape into nature with its historical charm and scenic walks. Located in Dewsbury, this park is perfect for families and nature enthusiasts, featuring diverse wildlife, a play area for children, and picturesque spots for leisurely strolls. While parking details are not explicitly mentioned, visitors should be prepared for standard pay-and-display options.
Park Dike Weir
Park Dike Weir in Upper Cumberworth offers visitors a glimpse into the region's rich history with its impressive stone structure, originally built to divert water to a nearby mill. Located in the picturesque Huddersfield area, this site is perfect for history enthusiasts eager to explore the ancient woodlands and historical landmarks of Yorkshire.
Wentworth Woodhouse
Castle Hill and Victoria Tower
Cannon Hall Country Park
Sheffield Cathedral - St Peter & St Paul
Sheffield City Hall
Medieval Water Mill
Located in the picturesque village of Upper Cumberworth, the Medieval Water Mill offers a glimpse into ancient woodland and thousands of years of history. Visitors can enjoy the historical ambiance while parking conveniently at the nearby pay-and-display facility.
Mill workers view
Located in the picturesque village of Upper Cumberworth, Mill Workers View offers convenient parking for those exploring the historical landmarks and scenic footpaths of Huddersfield. Ideal for history enthusiasts and nature lovers, this parking spot provides easy access to the charming vistas and green belt farmland of the area.
Rectory Park
Rectory Park in Thornhill, Dewsbury offers a serene escape with its beautiful landscapes and historical landmarks. Ideal for photography enthusiasts and those seeking relaxation, this park provides free parking, making it a convenient stop for visitors exploring the area.
Village Vista
Village Vista in Upper Cumberworth offers convenient parking for visitors exploring the historical and picturesque landscapes of the area. Located near the Dearne Way, it's an ideal spot for those wishing to enjoy the scenic views and rich history of this charming village.
Whistlestop Valley
Whistlestop Valley offers convenient parking for visitors exploring the scenic Pennine foothills. Located in Clayton West, this facility provides easy access to the charming steam-train rides and family-friendly attractions within the park. Enjoy a day of adventure with ample amenities including a cafe and play area.
Bacon Lane Bridge
Discover Bacon Lane Bridge, a Grade II-listed 19th-century canal landmark in Sheffield, known for its unique 'eye of the needle' passage.
Blue Plaque: Site of Wakefield Cattle Market
Discover a blue plaque commemorating the historic site of Wakefield Cattle Market, a significant part of the city's heritage.
Blue Plaque: West Riding House of Correction
Discover the intriguing history of the West Riding House of Correction at this notable blue plaque in Wakefield.
Brightside Weir
Discover Brightside Weir, a historical landmark on the River Don in Sheffield, offering a tranquil spot for riverside walks.
Burton Weir
Discover Burton Weir, a historic landmark on Sheffield's River Don, popular for walking and fishing.
Crucible Stack
Discover Sheffield's industrial heart at the Crucible Stack, a Grade II listed furnace offering a unique historical insight.