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The Hawes Tourist Information and National Park Centre is located at the east end of the town off the A684. It has a large car park and disabled parking and access. The centre is open 10am - 5pm daily (except Christmas). The centre pro
Pevsner declared this church 'the biggest and stateliest in Wensleydale' and found the nave ceiling to be 'the finest perhaps of any North Riding church'. Dating from about 1446, St Oswald's is late Perpendicular in style. The south aisle,
18th Century water-powered cotton spinning mill, converted to sawmill and electricity generation with original working Victorian turbines, lineshafting and woodworking machinery.
Set alongside a stream, in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, the church at Hardraw was originally built in the late 16th century as a chapel of ease. By 1763 the building was described as 'ruinous' and the present church was built in 1879 by L
Nothing remains of Raydaleside's first church, which was built in 1603 between the village and Lake Semerwater, however, the ruins of a second church, built in 1722, lie in the same position. A new church, built in 1909 by John Moor of Hawe
A unique hundred year old church, one of the smallest in the Dales, set in the beguiling hamlet of Stalling Busk in Upper Raydale.
At the heart of this bustling market town, the elevated position of St Margaret's gives the church an excellent vantage point over the winding streets below. Dating from 1850, St Margaret's has an aisled nave and a three-stage west tower th