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Agricultural machinery dealer occupying the former railway station and sidings at Kirkbymoorside - by the A170.
©Colin Grice
In the centre is the windmill tower and to the left, the church tower. Beyond the town, to the right, is Broats Farm.
©Pauline Eccles
The GP surgery on Tinley Garth looks distinctively like a former school.
©David Rogers
Showing the older mix of buildings and the new roofs of Tinley Court to the left. A traditional pan-tile roof is shown on the right.
©Martin Smith
Kirkby had another public house, the Cricketers, until 2002. The owners converted the pub into a residence and it is now simply number 80. The scaffolding provided a fine vantage point.
©Martin Smith
This narrow street was once the main road leading from Helmsley into the centre of Kirkbymoorside. The long straggling terrace on the left is a riot of different building styles, periods, sizes, rooflines and materials. Limestone, sandstone, red brick and yellow brick are found in profusion. This terrace is remarkable for being 31 houses long, without a break.
©John Martin
On Tinley Garth at Kirkbymoorside.
©David Rogers
The building has many fine features architecturally, but is not included in English Heritage's listed buildings.
©Mike Kirby
The former Methodist chapel shows a build date of 1861. The building has many fine features architecturally, but is not included in English Heritage's listed buildings. The chapel has now been converted into apartments.
©Mike Kirby
The Georgian House and attached railings to front form a grade II listed 3-storey house dated mid C18. Dressed sandstone to front with raised quoins and raised first and second floor bands, coursed rubble and brick gable wall to right. Moulded eaves cornice to slate roof and brick end stacks. Central door in pedimented, pilastered door case. At end right of first floor is a circular sundial which can just be made out in the ivy. LBS No: 328428
©Mike Kirby
One of the old inns in the market town.
©John Martin
One of several inns within yards of each other.
©John Martin
Kirkbymoorside's busy post office, on Market Place.
©John Martin
The Memorial Hall is a combination of market hall, concert hall and meeting place, and is situated in the centre of the ancient North Yorkshire market town. The photograph is taken from the junction of Upper Market Place with Tinley Garth.
©John Martin
The Market place area.
©Colin Grice

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