All Historic Sites in Ossett Street Side
Mill Street Train Bridge
Discover the Mill Street Train Bridge in Dewsbury, a historic railway structure offering a tangible link to the town's industrial past.
Bleak House Family History
Delve into your ancestral roots and uncover the rich stories of your family at Bleak House Family History in Batley.
Blue Plaque: Manor House Yard
Discover a piece of Wakefield's past at the Blue Plaque: Manor House Yard, a historical marker on Kirkgate.
Earlsheaton Tunnel
Explore the Earlsheaton Tunnel, a hidden historical gem in Dewsbury offering a unique and cool walk perfect for all ages.
Northorpe Trig Pillar
Discover the Northorpe Trig Pillar, a unique historical landmark in Mirfield offering expansive views across the landscape.
The Jolly Pinder of Wakefield
Discover the charming sculpture of The Jolly Pinder, celebrating a unique piece of Wakefield's local history.
Shepley Bridge Lock 18
Experience the enduring engineering marvel of Shepley Bridge Lock 18, a historic point on Yorkshire's picturesque canal network.
Battyeford Railway Station
Discover the faint echoes of railway history at Battyeford Railway Station, a former London and North Western Railway site.
Blue Plaque: Boyhood home of Kenneth Leighton
Discover the boyhood home of acclaimed composer Kenneth Leighton in Wakefield, marked by a historic blue plaque.
Ice house (remains)
Discover the intriguing remains of a Victorian ice house, a fascinating piece of industrial history nestled within Middleton Park, Leeds.
Little Gomersal
Discover Little Gomersal, a charming 16th-century historic hall in Cleckheaton, offering a glimpse into Yorkshire's past.
Rutland Mills
Rutland Mills is a significant historical landmark in Wakefield undergoing renovation to preserve its heritage.
Blue Plaque: Home of Fanny Wordsworth Stott
Discover the former home of notable Wakefield resident Fanny Wordsworth Stott, marked by a historic blue plaque.
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.
Fenton Dam of the former reservoir.
Explore the historic Fenton Dam, a captivating remnant of a former reservoir offering a glimpse into Yorkshire's past.
Blue Plaque: Pemberton House
Discover Pemberton House in Wakefield, marked by a prestigious blue plaque signifying its rich historical importance.
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.
Gawthorpe Water Tower
Discover the striking Gawthorpe Water Tower, a historic landmark offering impressive views over the Yorkshire landscape.
Oakwell Hall and Country Park
Middleton Water Tower
Explore the distinctive Middleton Water Tower, a local architectural landmark offering a captivating photographic subject in Leeds.