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	Local History Of The Dales The Rookery-Bishopdale - now demolished Bolton Castle-Wensleydale The Clockmakers Of Askrigg-Wensleydale The History of Bainbridge Workhouse Aysgarth Doctors And Surgery-Down The Years Coleby Hall Askrigg - 17th Century building at Bowbridge Askrigg Hornblowers of Bainbridge Kit Calvert - well known dales character Dales Winters - the winters we used to have with photos and local anecdotes. The Crown Inn Askrigg-History Of Bungalow Town - 1930s holiday camp near Woodhall The Story Of Lake Semerwater - by John Christopher Cain Routh The Old Hall Askrigg - Historic Wensleydale Manor House Stalling Busk Old Church The Wensleydale Volunteers JB Smithson - famous dales photographer Betty Webster-Of Askrigg - who lived to the ripe old age of 106 years and 3 and a half months Warnford Cottage Thoralby - now Warnford Court Fors Abbey - the cistercian abbey of Fors at Bowbridge Nappa Hall - Ancestral home of the Metcalfes The Knights Templar In Wensleydale Old Photographs Useful History Based Web Sites Pages that link to this page: Home Email: info / webmaster
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Michael 24-Aug-2009	#1510
`Can anyone tell me the history of Lady Hill near Askrigg/Aysgarth? I can't seem to find much information on the web regarding it. The only thing I've found is that the trees are Scots Pine and there was, and probably still is, a large rabbit warren close to it. I was just wondering why it is called Lady Hill and was there a settlement there at one point? Thanks, Michael.`

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