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Hello everyone, I'm trying to find pictures and information on Barnes road castleford my in laws have just moved to the tower house and trying to make a history book for them , any information at all would be gratefully accepted. As other sources have gone cold. Thank you.

In the far distance most of Fulford village can be seen in this image (with no A64) and the houses on Fordlands Road look brand new.

[EAW002152] The city, York, from the west, 1946

[EAW002151] The city, York, from the west, 1946

[EAW002150] The city, York, from the south-west, 1946

[EAW000863] York Minster and environs, York, 1946

[EAW000862] York Minster and environs, York, 1946

[EAW000861] York Minster, Minster Park and the city, York, 1946

[EAW000860] York Minster and the city, York, from the east, 1946

[EAW000859] York Minster, Minster Park and the city, York, 1946

Mainly interested in West Riding areas, where our father comes from. Ossett/Dewsbury etc.

Am trying to find a definite link between the West Riding Brettoners & those around the Barnsley area.



kind regards,

Noel Brettoner

View of York centre - railway station in bottom left.

Clifton Hospital view.

Great view of what used to be next to Clifford's Tower, where now there is car park. Many other points of interest, some marked with pins.

Also showing Terry's factory, top right, and a fine collection of allotments.

Another city centre image. Showing St Maurice's, Monkgate, since demolished.

City centre again. Interesting in that it shows the street Union Terrace when it was complete. Marked with pin.

No major changes to York's historic core, of course. We still have the Minster ... Have marked a couple of industrial buildings/sites since gone with pins.

This factory opened in 1926 (as did the Terry's factory - Bishopthorpe Road works).



It closed in 2007, and was demolished 2008-2009.



The North Riding Psychiatric Hospital was more recently known as Clifton Hospital. It closed in the 1990s, and the site has been redeveloped with housing and offices. Though the main hospital building was demolished, a few peripheral buildings remain, including the hospital's chapel.

This image was taken the year the factory opened, and seems to have captured it under construction. The famous Terry's Chocolate Orange was manufactured here.



The factory closed in 2005. The red brick buildings and landmark clock tower are being retained. Peripheral buildings were being cleared from the site in early 2012. See http://www.yorkstories.co.uk/news_and_views/index.php/2012/03/29/terrys-factory-site-29-march-2012/