- some
disagreement over the
spelling of the village: the
alternative is
Kirbymoorside,
which is how the
railway companies spelt the name on the station, as...
-
Kirbymoorside railway station served the
market town of
Kirkbymoorside in
North Yorkshire,
England from 1874
until 1964. It was
opened on 1
January 1874...
- the same date as the new
curve at Raskelf),
Helmsley to
Kirbymoorside in 1874 and
Kirbymoorside to
Pickering in 1875. The
eastern end of the line entered...
-
Welburn is a
village and
civil parish in
North Yorkshire, in England, 2
miles south-west of
Kirkbymoorside and
about 24
miles from York. The po****tion...
- single-seat
training glider produced in the 1930s by Fred
Slingsby in
Kirbymoorside, Yorkshire.
During the 1920s
Alexander Lippisch designed a training...
- aerodynamicists, and
construction of a
prototype was
started at the
Slingsby Kirbymoorside factory. A fire at the
Slingsby factory in 1968 destro**** the prototype...
- town's
abandoned tram
sheds before a
completely new
factory was
built in
Kirbymoorside in 1934 and he
abandoned furniture-making. His
first glider, in 1931...
- a two-seat
training glider produced from 1935, by Fred
Slingsby in
Kirbymoorside, Yorkshire.
Espin Hardwick persuaded Fred
Slingsby to
build a two-seat...
- of Fred
Slingsby whose Yorkshire based company,
Slingsby Aviation of
Kirbymoorside,
North Yorkshire,
became the UK's most
famous glider manufacturer. Slingsby...
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Skylark 1 was a
small low-cost
sailplane built during 1952-3 at
Kirbymoorside,
Yorkshire by
Slingsby Sailplanes. Fred
Slingsby wanted to take a larger...
