Providing
an extensive range of information for both local and family
historians.
15th September Airton
Meeting House; history from the walls and other sources
( 7.30pm at Airton Friends’ Meeting House)
Alison Armstrong & Laurel Philipson
20th October The Vikings in Yorkshire
Professor Joyce Hill
17th November Navvy life at Batty Green - Who were the men
who built the Settle- Carlisle Railway? Dennis Brickles
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David Tippey (1951 - 2011)
A tribute to the creator of this website
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Views of Malhamdale in old postcards
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Malhamdale Local History Group If you can't get to the meetings, then sample a multimedia slide show of the talk Kirkby Malham and the West Dereham Connection given by Mike Spence in June 2008. (Broadband connection advised)
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What you will find here:We offer an extensive range of information of interest to local and family historians, plus lots of links to other relevant sites too.
Information is divided into groups under the local township names for easy navigation. Just select the Village that interests you from the navigation buttons and see what is available.
The site is based on the historic ecclesiastical Parish of Kirkby in Malhamdale, but we also have some information on other nearby townships that fit socially and geographically within the area (Coniston Cold, Eshton, Winterburn and Bordley).
Don't forget to look at the Malhamdale page for more general information about the area.
The dedicated Malhamdale Local History Group section contains an interesting variety of projects for you to look at, plus full information about the group's activities.
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