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A view of the main street where it curves away from the banks of the River Aire towards the north end of the village.
©George Robinson
©Gordon Kneale Brooke
By H J Lockwood of Bradford 1866-8 for George Percy, second Earl of Beverley, to commemorate the Earl becoming the Duke of Northumberland in 1865.
©Richard Croft
Airmyn High Street by the Clock Tower
©Richard Croft
At Airmyn near Goole.
©Ian S
Commanding a fine position on the riverbank at the centre of the village, the imposing clock tower was completed in 1868 as a mark of gratitude to the owner of the Airmyn estate, George Percy, 2nd. Earl of Beverley, who had departed in 1865 (aged 85) on succeeding as Duke of Northumberland. He died in 1867 just before this magnificent tribute was completed.
©George Robinson
©Glyn Drury
©Martin Dawes
Early 18th century country house now three smaller houses
©Richard Croft
Former Sunday School built by the benefaction of the Earl of Beverley. The datestone reads SUNDAY SCHOOL Erected By the Right Honourable the EARL OF BEVERLEY 1834
©Richard Croft
The northern end of the main street after it curves away from the River Aire in a north-easterly direction.
©George Robinson
Dist:0.1km<br/>Kissing gate at Airmyn and footpath along the River Aire floodbank
©Richard Croft
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©Glyn Drury
Dist:0.3km<br/>An attractive gateway leads through the cemetery and down to the church.
©George Robinson
Dist:0.3km<br/>View north along High Street
©Richard Croft

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