Masham Skirmish 1644 — Yorkshire Royalist Remnant

Cross shaft in St Mary's churchyard is a fragmentary stone monument of medieval date, likely belonging to the Anglo-Saxon or early medieval period based on its form and construction. The shaft survives as a single stone element, characteristic of the cross monuments that once stood prominently in…

Market cross in Masham is a medieval market cross situated in the market place of the North Yorkshire town. The structure dates from the fifteenth century and represents a characteristic example of the stone market crosses that served as focal points for urban commerce and civic authority in medi…

Marmion Tower is a late medieval gatehouse forming part of the defences of Tanfield Castle, a fortified manor house in Yorkshire. Built during the fifteenth century, the tower survives as a substantial stone structure that once controlled access to the castle complex and would have served both de…

Tanfield Bridge is a stone arch bridge located in County Durham, spanning the River Tanfield. The bridge dates from the seventeenth century and represents an important example of early modern masonry bridge construction in the region. Its single segmental arch and robust stone construction reflec…

Mowbray Castle is a motte and bailey earthwork located east of Kirkby Malzeard in North Yorkshire. The site comprises a substantial mound with an attached bailey, representing a typical Norman fortification of the eleventh or twelfth century. The castle's earthworks survive in reasonable conditio…

Kilgram Bridge is a medieval stone bridge located in North Yorkshire, England. The bridge spans the River Ure and dates from the fourteenth century, representing an important example of medieval bridge construction in the northern counties. Built with a single arch of coursed stone, the structure…