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Kilnsey is a
small village in Wharfedale,
North Yorkshire, England. It lies on the B6160 road,
between the
villages of Gr****ington and Kettlewell, near...
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Conistone with
Kilnsey is a
civil parish in
Wharfedale in the
district of Craven,
North Yorkshire, England. It
contains the
villages of
Kilnsey and Conistone...
- scenery.
Nearby villages include Linton, Threshfield, Hebden,
Conistone and
Kilnsey. The
Domesday Book
lists Gr****ington as part of
Gamal Barn's estate, including...
- runs
through a
green and lush valley, with
limestone outcrops, such as
Kilnsey Crag, and woodland,
generally quite unusual in the Dales.
Below Addingham...
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Conistone by a stone-arch bridge,
which is
within easy
walking distance of
Kilnsey, with its Crag. The
parish church, St Mary's Church,
dates from the 11th...
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Romilly donated land for the
establishment of
Bolton Priory and land at
Kilnsey to
Fountains Abbey. The
monasteries helped develop vast
sheep farms and...
- from a
junior branch of a
family of
minor Yorkshire gentry resident at
Kilnsey, was a
producer and
talent agent for MCA; her
mother was a
Russian prima...
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Kilnsey Old Hall is a
historic building in
Kilnsey, a
village in
North Yorkshire, in England. In the
Mediaeval period, the site was
owned by Fountains...
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Littondale is a
small valley beside Upper Wharfedale, 3
miles (4.8 km)
beyond Kilnsey and its
famous crag. It is part of the
Craven district of the non-metropolitan...
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Mastiles Lane, near
Malham and
Kilnsey in
North Yorkshire, was a
Roman marching road and
later an
important route for the
Cistercian monks leading sheep...
