Kildwick Hall from the Terrace
Slide 2 - After the Dissolution of the monasteries at the time of Henry V111, the Kildwick estates and Manor...
→ View DetailsSlide 2 - After the Dissolution of the monasteries at the time of Henry V111, the Kildwick estates and Manor...
→ View DetailsSlide 2: Sir William Bamburgh was the builder, about 1612, of Howsham Hall, taking the materials for the edifice, it...
→ View DetailsSlide 2 - Leaving this charming old homestead, we are soon brought to the quiet village of Holme. This peaceful...
→ View DetailsSlide 1 - Situated in a well wooded recess sheltered from the north, and in full view of the highway...
→ View DetailsSlide 1: Howsham Hall is a fine specimen of Elizabethan Architecture. It is snugley ensconced above the brink of one...
→ View DetailsSlide 3 - The scenery of the Cliviger Pass is often majestic and grand. Rugged and scarred are the ranges...
→ View DetailsSlide 6: In another bedroom inside the Hall is a fine white marble matelpiece, beautifully carved and of pleasing design....
→ View DetailsSlide 6: Mr John Wombwell, an East Indian Nabob, who lived here towards the end of the eighteenth century, is...
→ View DetailsSlide 4 - Down the Cliviger Pass flows the infant Calder. The actual source is rather difficult to locate with...
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