North Yorkshire History

Extracts from the description of Whitby in Baines' Directory 1823: The town stands on two opposite declivities at the mouth of the ...

As described in Baines' Directory of 1823 (the 16 pubs are listed near the end of this blog post):- Stokesley in the wapentake and li...

Rudby parish as described in the Post Office Directory of 1872: RUDBY-IN-CLEVELAND is a township, parish, and small village, 4 miles south...

Crathorne, as described in White's Directory 1840: Crathorne, a village and parish on the Thirsk road, and on the western side of the ...

Crathorne, as described in Baines' Directory 1823: Crathorne in the wap and liberty of Langbargh; 4 miles SSE of Yarm. The church, wh...

The entry in Whellan's Directory of 1859 is lengthy, and the following is an extract. There are various interesting points in it - the...

From White's Directory 1840:- RUDBY-IN-CLEVELAND is a small village on the north bank of the river Leven, 3 ½ miles W. by S. of Stokes...

The hamlets of Middleton-upon-Leven and East Rounton, both then in the parish of Rudby-in-Cleveland, as described in Baines' Directory 1...

The parish of Rudby-in-Cleveland as described in Baines' Directory 1823: HUTTON, in the parish of Rudby, wap. and liberty of Langbargh...