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Scenes East of the Yorkshire Dales in North Yorkshire Yorkshire Dales and North Pennines Index
41f. The Market Town of Masham, North Yorkshire
The Bruce Arms and The Bay Horse, two of many pubs in masham town.
The old Town Hall and the old Police House.
A tearoom, fine stone building and church spire enclosing part of the Market Square.
The Suncatchers is a Cafe with a difference! - not shown are the very comfortable sofas!
Market stalls across from the handsome King's Head Hotel.
The market cross and church tower and spire of St Mary, all part of the atmosphere of the huge Market Place.
Nice to see some small 'old-fashioned' shops!
The Theakston's Brewery.
The old warehouse and chimney of the Theakston Brewery in Masham.
Theakston's Brewery reception and visitors centre. Then back to market Square and on to the fine Church of St Mary, Masham.
As you enter the church grounds the fine Norman west door in the base of the tower of the Church of St Mary.
Two views of the spire and the partly octagonal tower of the Church of St Mary, Masham.
The south door entrance to Church, outside of which is the ancient Anglo-Saxon shaft of an early 9th century carved stone cross?. The four tiers of carvings depict various figures of animals and humans
The spire, tower, nave and chancel of the Church of St Mary, Masham.
Some of the modern stained glass windows in the Church of St Mary.
The alabaster statue of Sir Marmaduke Wyvill of Low Burton Hall 1613 and his wife, in a most stately but relaxed repose!
Looking west down the nave.
Northern England docspics images photos © Phil Brown |
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