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Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P0041

1964

View of Sedbusk village ( Wensleydale) with limestone outcrop (or scar) behind. The village stands on a terrace beneath the outcrop. Mounted on Photo File card with LAVC/PHO/P0040. With ms. note.

Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P0085

26 January 1967

Row of garden-fronted stone cottages in an unidentified Dales village. Mounted on Photo File card with LAVC/PHO/P0086.

Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P0086

26 January 1967

Village green in an unidentified Dales village. Rows of garden-fronted stone cottages visible. Mounted on Photo File card with LAVC/PHO/P0085.

Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P0087

30 January 1967

View of Gunnerside ( Swaledale), with Brownsey Moor in background. Mounted on Photo File card.

Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P0088

30 January 1967

Row of stone cottages in an unidentified Dales village. Mounted on Photo File card.

Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P0089

1966

View of East Witton village ( Coverdale). Mounted on Photo File card with LAVC/PHO/P0090.

Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P0090

1966

View of Muker village ( Swaledale). Mounted on Photo File card with LAVC/PHO/P0089.

Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P0091

[1960s]

View of Castle Bolton village ( Wensleydale) ca. 1900-1910, copied from a photographic negative in the possession of Mr. Robert S. Hunter of Castle Bolton. The image shows thatched stone cottages, a f...

Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P1620

1966-1967

St. Andrew's Church and burial ground, Grinton ( Swaledale). This used to be the nearest consecrated ground to the village of Keld, which lies at the opposite end of Swaledale, approximately twelve mi...

Archive Item:
LAVC/PHO/P1621

1966-1967

Calvert Houses on the Corpse Way, about a mile from Ivelet bridge ( Swaledale). The Corpse Way ran between Keld and Grinton. Despite its position at the opposite end of Swaledale, twelve miles away, G...