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'Interior of a cottage at Dentdale' and 'Interior of a cottage at Rievaulx,' watercolours by artist Charles West Cope dating to around 1840. The interiors were painted on the spot and by this time it was not unusual for artists to go round the country on 'sketching tours.'

Easby Abbey by George Cuitt (1774-1859). The abbey more correctly known as the Abbey of St Agatha was a Premonstratensian order where the canons wore a white habit and became known as the White Canons. They were founded by Roald, Constable of Richmond Castle in 1152.

Originally known as Bogs Field, the Valley Gardens in Harrogate were originally open land with many natural sulphur and chalybeate springs. The land was protected from enclosure in 1770 and the gardens were laid out in the late 19th century. Previously the The Royal Bath Hospital

I have shown some of these before but I really do love these Mary Ellen Best interiors. She was born in York in 1809 and died in Germany in 1891. Working mainly in watercolours she painted scenes of domestic life creating a wonderful record of house interiors.

Vintage board game advertising Veno's Cough Cure. It takes the players on a car journey around Britain. The tour includes York Minster, Sheffield and Hull.

#Victorian #Christmas greetings from Jacob Rees- Mogg

'Early Morning on the Don' one of six images of #industrial #Sheffield produced at the turn of the century by artist Walter Hayward-Young (1868–1920) Much of his output was signed 'Jotter' The paintings were first used by Raphael Tuck as postcard images in 1902. #art

Everybody knows the role played in the Gunpowder Plot by Yorkshireman Guy Fawkes whose escapades we celebrate every 5 November. Fewer people are aware of the role played by John (Jack) and Christopher (Kit) Wright, brothers from Welwick near #Withernsea #Yorkshire

His father and uncle were involved in the plundering of the abbey. 'He wrote 'It would have pitied any heart to see what tearing up of lead there was, and plucking up of boards, and throwing down of the sparres: when the lead was torn off ...and the tombs in the Church all broken

@MissPickleLeeds And this was the Boar Lane one for Queen Victoria in 1858