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Fragments of Archaeology and
Glimpses of History in the Landscapes of the North York Moors
9. Glaisdale Village and Moorland
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9a.
Beggar's Bridge
The packhorse 'Beggar's Bridge' at Glaisdale, medieval in origin (probably 14th C) and rebuilt in the early
17th Century about 1620 by Alderman Thomas Ferris/Firris/Ferries of Hull.


The 'Beggars Bridge' seen
from underneath the railway bridge near Glaisdale station on the
Middlesbrough-Whitby line. The modern road bridge is in the background.



9b. The
station and the old coal staithes


Glaisdale Station on the Esk valley Line.

The old coal staithes
between the station and the bridges.
9c. Glaisdale Moor

Some beautiful walks on Glaisdale Moor and Mrs
Stainthorpe nee Clorcina Rawdon-Smith (1914-1967) wished to be
remembered here.

One of many boundary stones found on the moors -
this one is at High Moor at the head of Glaisdale.
9d
A fine house and 'never-used' railway bridge

Low Brock Rigg - Rake Farm
dated 1749 above the doorway.

Nearby is where it was intended that a mineral railway would have branched of from
the Esk Valley Line towards Paddy Waddle's railway?
9e. ?
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