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Bramham 1927
Princess Mary, later (1932) the Princess Royal, at the Bramham Moor hunt in 1927. The postcard is from a Leeds Mercury photo. (A02781)
Toulston Lodge staff 1900
Toulston Lodge. Indoor and outside staff who worked for the Riley Smith Family, owners of the Lodge. (A02845)
Newton Kyme
A fine Georgian house on the approach road to Newton Kyme Hall. (A02828)
Newton Kyme sundial 1905
The sundial in Newton Kyme (A02827)
Newton Kyme
St Andrews church which is Grade I listed and dates from c 1150. (A02826)
Newton Kyme
St Andrews church , Listed Grade I, dating from the 12th to 15th centuries. It was formerly owned by the Fairfax family. (A02793)
Ulleskelf
The former Post Office and Shop in Main Street. The Turret on the right belongs to St Saviour's church. (A02791)
Ulleskelf
Main Street, showing part of St Saviours church on the left (now the Village Hall). (A02790)
Wighill
Wighill Park exterior view (A02789)
Wighill
Entrance gates to Wighill Park (A02788)
Saxton 1905
Row of old cottages in Main Street, Saxton (A02786)
Bramham 1905
A Bramham Moor Hunt meet in 1905. The card was posted in South Milford. (A02784)
Bramham 1927
Princess Mary at a Bramham Moor Hunt meet in 1927 (A02783)
A view of the goods yard of Tadcaster railway station, 1907
This is a view of the station yard taken from the footbridge that crossed the line in Station Road. A number of wagons can be seen loaded with barrels of beer either departing full or being returned. John Smith's and Sam Smith's Breweries are visible in the distance (A02779)
Post card of John Smith's Brewery, 1962
John Smith's Brewery was built in 1883. By the time of this photograph, the tall chimney had been demolished. Behind the wall are the remains of the former cattle market. (A02875)
Kirkgate
The Ark, Town Council Office and meeting place in 2001. The old vicarage, swathed in protective material, may be seen to the right. (A02751)
Bus Station
The Britannia car park prior to the construction of the Clinic, Medical Centre (A02745)
The Regal cinema and the Girls' Sunday School
The Regal Cinema was built in 1938 to replace the Cosy Cinema which used the former Town Hall in High Street. It closed on 7th May 1976. To the left can be seen the Girls' Sunday School, the first purpose built Sunday School in the country. It has since been outwardly restored to its original ... (A02738)
Toulston
Toulston Lodge, formerly the home of the Riley Smith family, owners of John Smiths Brewery, Tadcaster. Herbert and Annie Riley Smith extended a smaller house in 1896.n (A02720)
Kirkby Wharfe
An illustration from H Speight's 'Tadcaster and Environs'. The main street in Kirkby Wharfe (A02718)
Bolton Percy
Old cottages in the village; taken from H Speight's book "Tadcaster and its environs" (A02717)
Stutton
Stutton windmill from approximately the same angle as the view from the West taken in 1943. Much ground was removed during construction of the Tadcaster bypass in the 1970s; the mill now stands isolated on a mound. (A02693)
Stutton
PC of Stutton windmill which stands alongside the A64 near Tadcaster. The stonework of the long derelict building was restored in 2008 by Sam Smith's Estates. Most of the ground around the windmill was removed during construction of the by pass. (A02692)

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