This article is available in audio format, please click on the play icon below to listen. In this, the 3rd in a series of articles, the later years of the Eastby Sanatorium […]
Articles and posts about the history of the parish and its people. An overview of the villages’ history can be found on the Village History page.
This article is available in audio format, please click on the play icon below to listen. In this, the 3rd in a series of articles, the later years of the Eastby Sanatorium […]
This article comes in audio format. To listen, just click on the play icon below. On Saturday 11th May the Raikes road burial ground has an open day with a guided walk […]
This article comes in audio format. To listen, just click on the play icon below. Embsay CC has a number of members on our war memorial from both world wars. There is […]
This article is available in audio format, please click on the play icon below to listen. The Establishment of the Eastby Sanatorium The proposal to build a tuberculosis sanatorium at Eastby for […]
This article is available in audio format, please click on the play icon below to listen. Eastby Sanatorium: Part One – Why was there a need for a TB Sanatorium at Eastby? […]
This article comes in audio format. To listen, just click on the play icon below. THE FRIENDS OF CRAVEN MUSEUM Wednesday 13th March 2024 at 7:30pm THE BARDEN MOOR RESERVOIRS AND THE […]
This article is available in audio format, please click on the play icon below to listen The Three Virgins Miss Betty Biker was born in 1841 at Dam Head on Pasture Road […]
This article is available in audio format, please click on the play icon below to listen I had my attention drawn to a note found in the Day Book of Thomas Parker […]
This article is available in audio format, please click on the play icon below to listen Identifying a boundary on open moorland using markers that will remain for hundreds of years is […]
This article is available in audio format, please click on the play icon below to listen Christmas At The Mason’s Arms, Eastby 1872 – 1874 For the past two years I have […]