| Description | Containing slides numbered:
221) Westwood viewed from the top of St Mary's church c.1967
222) York Road c.1897. The trees were planted for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
223) York Road c.1967
224) View from the Hurn pond across the Westwood to the town pre 1897
225) York Road from the Ash Path c.1900
226) Flood after cloudburst Willow Bridge on the Ash Path 24 Jul 1912 -
227) Newspaper photo of the flood 24 Jul 1912
228) Flood from the Ash Path Jul 1912
229) Gordon Armstrong and his plane on Westwood by Walkington Gate 1910
230) Piece in the 'Beverley Guardian' about Gordon Armstrong's flight of one circuit
231) Entrance to the Yorkshire Show held on the Hurn 1909
232) The Yorkshire Show held on the Hurn 1909
233) Map showing the RAF site of the racecourse 1918
234) The AVRO 504 on the Hurn giving rides c.1920
235) Army camp on the Westwood 1928
236) Sir Alan Cobham giving air flips from the Hurn in the 1920s
237) Old photograph of the Ash Path and the Willow Bridge
238) Floods by the Willow Bridge on the Ash Path Apr 1979
239) View of Beverley Minster from Westwood, 1930s
240) York Road Gatehouse and gate c.1900. The Westwood gates on all roads were shut at night until the late 1950s to keep the cattle on the grass
241) York Road Gatehouse from Pasture Terrace early 20th century
242) York Road Gatehouse Dec 1978
243) York Road Gatehouse showing the newly painted Arms of Archbishop of York (Archbishop Neville). The Archbishops were lords of the manor in the Middle Ages
244) The Gatehouse at the top of the York Road 1978 (belonged to the Cookes of Mount Pleasant Farm on the York Road)
245) The Gatehouse at the top of the York Road 1978 demolished soon after
246) The Gatehouse at the top of Westwood Road c.1900
247) The Gatehouse at the top of Westwood Road c.1978
248) The Westwood Hospital/old workhouse building from Westwood 1970s
249) The Westwood Hospital/old workhouse building 1984
250) The Sanctuary Cross in the field on the left just through the Westwood Gate on the York Road, two miles from Beverley Minster marking the beginning of the Sanctuary associated with St John of Beverley's Chair in Beverley Minster. The other three crosses were on Walkington Road, the Skidby Road, and the Molescroft Road (this one has gone but the others still are there) |