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history of northern england
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The History and Heritage of Northern England – Driffield, East Yorkshire
Driffield, which is also referred to as Great Driffield is a market town in the Yorkshire Wolds.
The History and Heritage of Northern England – Whalley
Once again this series casts its gaze upon a small town that did not reach any historic significance until the Norman period
The History and Heritage of Northern England – Barnard Castle
Once again this series casts its gaze upon a small town that did not reach any historic significance until the Norman period
The History and Heritage of Northern England – Howden
Howden is a market town in East Yorkshire and has an interesting history.
The History and Heritage of Northern England – Corbridge
Some historians believe that the name of the town came from the old Celtic word “corie”, which means a tribe or a host.
The History and Heritage of Northern England – Ulverston
The first acknowledged settlement is recorded as being in 430 AD as a Saxon homestead or a farm.
The History and Heritage of Northern England – Middlewich
Middlewich is one of the ‘Salt towns’ of East Cheshire and has a long and rich history.
The History and Heritage of Northern England – Sedbergh
Historically, there are no written records of Sedbergh until its inclusion in the Domesday Book in the late 11th Century.
The History and Heritage of Northern England – Morpeth
Morpeth is a Northumbrian market town and sits at an ancient river crossing on the River Wansbeck.
The History and Heritage of Northern England – Brough
The last Viking king of York, Erik Bloodaxe was killed in a battle on Stainmore. Brough is reputed to be the closest settlement.