3. New Malton Town - buildings, streets, Town Hall, Market Place, Georgian buildings, Black Swan Hotel, museum, prehistoric and Roman artefacts, illustrations and displays of early life in Malton

Scenes around Malton, North Yorkshire

3. Malton Town - buildings and streets

For Malton's medieval churches see page 4

Buildings around the town centre and market

The Town Hall is one of the many stone buildings in the Market Place, in and around this most relaxing and friendly little town.

More fine 'Georgian' buildings in Market Place.

The Black Swan Hotel is now a shop!

The market stalls near the museum in the old Town Hall (building on right, houses the museum) in Market Place and on the left is a splendid building entitled the 'Linton Pet Shop'!

One of the streets off Market Square, Malton, a most pleasant town to visit with a good selection of shops and cafe's for the tourist visitor.

Looking east down Yorkersgate, St Leonard's Church on the right is described on page 4.

View from the bridge over the River Derwent on Railway Street en route to the Bus and Railway Stations

Malton Museum

The museum is housed in the old Town Hall building in Market Square and has good exhibitions of prehistoric and Roman artefacts and illustrations of early life in 'old Malton'.

There are plenty of cafes, pubs and churches in New Malton Town!


	Good organic food at a modest price and friendly service at The Kingfisher Cafe, down Seville Street, off the Market Square, Malton, Ryedale, North Yorkshire, England. It also sells gifts and books. St Michael's Church (above) is described on page 4.

For Malton's medieval churches see page 4

previous page <-> next page

Malton and Howardian Hills Index