Stokesley Collection

Stokesley, a quaint town nestled in the heart of Yorkshire, has a rich history and picturesque charm that captivates all who visit

Lollipop lady Ann Liddell escorts children across Road, Stokesley, 14th September 1993

Butchers, Stokesley, Circa 1973

A couple walks by the river in Stokesley, North Yorkshire. Circa 1960

Stokesley show, men looking at vegetables 1973

A girl at Stokesley show. Stokesley, North Yorkshire. 1973

Stokesley show, lady with flowers. 1973

A boy at Stokesley show. Stokesley, North Yorkshire. 1973

Stokesley Collection: One has to take to the road to see this picturesque scene in Stokesley, North Yorkshire

One has to take to the road to see this picturesque scene in Stokesley, North Yorkshire. where the path follows the meandering river Leven through the village. 26th March 1981

Stokesley Collection: The characteristic cobblestones and building frontages of the main street in Stokesley

The characteristic cobblestones and building frontages of the main street in Stokesley, North Yorkshire. Still a market town - but for how long?. 3rd December 1979

Stokesley Collection: Hambleton TS9 5 Map

Hambleton TS9 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Hambleton TS9 5

Stokesley Collection: Multiview, Stokesley, Yorkshire

Multiview, Stokesley, Yorkshire
Multiview, Stokesley, near Great Ayton, Yorkshire, England. Date: 1930s

Richard Hornby
RICHARD HORNBY Heroic seaman of Stokesley, captain of the merchantman Isabella which successfully withstood a French attack on 1st June 1744. Date: CIRCA 1744

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Stokesley, a quaint town nestled in the heart of Yorkshire, has a rich history and picturesque charm that captivates all who visit. From its iconic landmarks to its vibrant community spirit, there is something truly special about this hidden gem. On the 14th of September 1993, Lollipop lady Ann Liddell stood proudly at her post on one of Stokesley's bustling roads, ensuring the safety of children as they crossed. Her dedication and care were emblematic of the tight-knit community that thrived here. If you ever find yourself exploring Stokesley, make sure to consult the Hambleton TS9 5 Map. This invaluable guide will lead you through winding streets and reveal hidden treasures waiting to be discovered. Multiview captures the essence perfectly - showcasing its charming architecture and stunning landscapes. It's no wonder why Richard Hornby chose this enchanting place as his muse for artistic inspiration. Step back in time with vintage photographs like Butchers, Stokesley Circa 1973. These snapshots offer a glimpse into daily life during simpler times when locals would gather at Stokesley show to admire bountiful vegetables or marvel at beautiful flower arrangements lovingly created by talented individuals. The vibrancy doesn't end there; even youngsters found joy in attending these shows. A girl stands wide-eyed with wonder while a boy eagerly explores every stall - their innocence adding an extra layer of magic to this already captivating event. One must take to the road to truly appreciate Stokeleys' picturesque scenes. As cobblestones pave your way along main street, historic building frontages stand tall on either side - each telling tales from years gone by. For those seeking tranquility amidst nature's embrace, stroll alongside the river circa 1960s where couples would often find solace in each other's company. The gentle flow serves as a reminder that time moves slowly here – allowing visitors to savor every moment.