Loved the tour of Leyburn, here is a bit more information that you may or may not know about. Leyburn lies at the foot of Wensleydale. It is in this town where Frank Bingham, a partner of James Alfred Wight who is better known as the author James Herriot of All Creatures Great & Small books, had his surgery. In his early days James Wight spent his time working from here going to farms in the Pennines. Leyburn's Town Council Offices are housed in Thornborough Hall, a fine house which was used in the TV series as the Ministry of Agriculture, a building always visited by James and Tristan with feelings of apprehension and doom. In one corner of the Market Place stands the former Town Hall which is now a hardware shop. Many of the buildings which front the Market Place date from the early years of last century, the Market Hall was not completed until 1856, the same year as the railway arrived from Northallerton and Bedale. The town has two churches, one is the Anglican Church of St Matthew, built in 1836 and had a battlemented tower built in 1868, this church is situated just off the Market Place in St Matthew's Terrace. The other is the Catholic Church of St Peter & St Paul, on the road to Richmond. It has an imposing west gallery and fine stained glass in the east window.
Hi Neil, nice little walk around Leyburn, but you missed the best bit which is a walk up to the Shawl, you get absolutely stunning views of Wensleydale from there.
Whilst the old cinema closed a few years ago, a group of dedicated volunteers have ensured Leyburn does still have a brilliant 'cinema' offering at Leyburn Arts & Community Centre on Richmond Road. Every Friday is film night. Occasional other nights feature films too plus live events. This venue is also a member of National Theatre Live which means it broadcasts live events from West End theatres which are screened simultaneously around the country and sometimes worldwide. Sometimes the closure of a place creates an opportunity for something really good to come along and the Arts Centre certainly fulfils that brief 👍
I'm loving these videos of North Yorkshire Neil 👍 I grew up with James Herriot's books 📚. Coming from a farming 🧺 background, mum and dad loved them. Thanks for another insight Neil 👍
Pity you couldn’t visit on a Friday when the Market stalls are present, adde to that the spectacle of the Livestock Auction Mart in full throng! But a very good take on a busy little Market town! Well worth a visit, and plenty of places to stay, and some very nice Restaurants!
Me and hubby love Yorkshire dales these some nice village shops there and the fresh bread from the bakery is so nice to take back to your cabin with a jar of jam from the bakery as well thank-you for showing us around great memories for us 😊
We stayed over in Leyburn for a weekend a couple of years ago and I think I recommended you visit. So glad you did, we fell in love with the place and can't wait to go back in the summer. Its a great friendly place to walk, cycle, drink and eat and the views of the local countryside hills are stunning especially if you sit outside the Bolton Arms on a sunny day. Great video, thanks for sharing.
When I commented when you did a tour around Harrogate. I said that mural in James st looked like the ribblehead. Viaduct, it was in fact the panell via duct / sorry I was wrong 😂🇬🇧
Just thought I would give this a watch to see what Leyburn was like when I saw the Bolton Arms the penny dropped and realized I had actually been in there for Lunch while holidaying over at Masham
Whilst the old cinema closed a few years ago, a group of dedicated volunteers have ensured Leyburn does still have a brilliant 'cinema' offering at Leyburn Arts & Community Centre on Richmond Road. Every Friday is film night. Occasional other nights feature films too plus live events. This venue is also a member of National Theatre Live which means it broadcasts live events from West End theatres which are screened simultaneously around the country and sometimes worldwide. Sometimes the closure of a place creates an opportunity for something really good to come along and the Arts Centre certainly fulfils that brief 👍
Loved the tour of Leyburn, here is a bit more information that you may or may not know about.
Leyburn lies at the foot of Wensleydale. It is in this town where Frank Bingham, a partner of James Alfred Wight who is better known as the author James Herriot of All Creatures Great & Small books, had his surgery. In his early days James Wight spent his time working from here going to farms in the Pennines.
Leyburn's Town Council Offices are housed in Thornborough Hall, a fine house which was used in the TV series as the Ministry of Agriculture, a building always visited by James and Tristan with feelings of apprehension and doom.
In one corner of the Market Place stands the former Town Hall which is now a hardware shop. Many of the buildings which front the Market Place date from the early years of last century, the Market Hall was not completed until 1856, the same year as the railway arrived from Northallerton and Bedale.
The town has two churches, one is the Anglican Church of St Matthew, built in 1836 and had a battlemented tower built in 1868, this church is situated just off the Market Place in St Matthew's Terrace. The other is the Catholic Church of St Peter & St Paul, on the road to Richmond. It has an imposing west gallery and fine stained glass in the east window.
Your comment is more informative than the video. It could have been an interesting walk.
@@phoebenewton4883 Thank you for that nice comment from yourself.
I love these little market towns that are not full of Greggs Costa's etc a little bit of old England.
Me too!
Although some of them I filmed have greggs and costa in their market places now too - which is frustrating
Leyburn did have a Costa but it closed down and the building is now up for sale.
Hi Neil, nice little walk around Leyburn, but you missed the best bit which is a walk up to the Shawl, you get absolutely stunning views of Wensleydale from there.
Hey there,
I'll definitely be heading back in summer when the sun's out so will try and get it then
Guess you know The Shawl then, the wife and I are staying in Hawes in July and we'll be popping into Leyburn on market day.
I completely agree with you.
I like that funky bus shelter.
Me too!
@@GimbalWalkTV I believe someone used to sleep there. I wonder how he liked it.
A vary good video of LEYBURN | Gateway town to the Yorkshire Dales✔✔👌👌
🙏 thank you
Whilst the old cinema closed a few years ago, a group of dedicated volunteers have ensured Leyburn does still have a brilliant 'cinema' offering at Leyburn Arts & Community Centre on Richmond Road. Every Friday is film night. Occasional other nights feature films too plus live events.
This venue is also a member of National Theatre Live which means it broadcasts live events from West End theatres which are screened simultaneously around the country and sometimes worldwide. Sometimes the closure of a place creates an opportunity for something really good to come along and the Arts Centre certainly fulfils that brief 👍
That's really good news. I'm sorry I didn't know about that.
I'm loving these videos of North Yorkshire Neil 👍 I grew up with James Herriot's books 📚. Coming from a farming 🧺 background, mum and dad loved them. Thanks for another insight Neil 👍
Enjoyed visiting the market towns in Yorkshire in the 70s when my wife worked at TT Leathers
So many nice towns isnt' there
I'm trying to find more to film
Pity you couldn’t visit on a Friday when the Market stalls are present, adde to that the spectacle of the Livestock Auction Mart in full throng! But a very good take on a busy little Market town! Well worth a visit, and plenty of places to stay, and some very nice Restaurants!
Thank you - I'll be back in summer on a market day for sure
Me and hubby love Yorkshire dales these some nice village shops there and the fresh bread from the bakery is so nice to take back to your cabin with a jar of jam from the bakery as well thank-you for showing us around great memories for us 😊
You're welcome!
More to come on the channel too next week!
We stayed over in Leyburn for a weekend a couple of years ago and I think I recommended you visit. So glad you did, we fell in love with the place and can't wait to go back in the summer. Its a great friendly place to walk, cycle, drink and eat and the views of the local countryside hills are stunning especially if you sit outside the Bolton Arms on a sunny day. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the recommendation!
I will be back in summer when it’s sunny for a part two ❤️
I realky enjoyed that. A walk around Beadale would be great, its a lovely wee place.
Love your tours, a small request though, could you make the writing on the screen just a wee bit bigger, regards from N.Z
Will do my best yes - are they a bit too small currently?
When I commented when you did a tour around Harrogate. I said that mural in James st looked like the ribblehead. Viaduct, it was in fact the panell via duct / sorry I was wrong 😂🇬🇧
Ah ok! No worries!
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Thank you!
Just thought I would give this a watch to see what Leyburn was like when I saw the Bolton Arms the penny dropped and realized I had actually been in there for Lunch while holidaying over at Masham
haha amazing!
I've done that a few times with places too - dont' worry 🤣
I enjoy the sounds that are going on around you, the cars, people walking and talking. Thank you for not narrating.
Thank you 🙏
@@GimbalWalkTV Hear, Hear ‼️ love the sounds of the town, best thing seems to be plenty of parking, but is it free ❓😀😀
@@joline2730 It is!
streets need repaving
it.ing about I take it that the cinema is now closed. It did appear in oneof the early pictures, but you didn't say anyth
Not sure - It was my first time In Leyburn so I'm still learning about the place
Sadly, yes. That was one thing worth going for.
Whilst the old cinema closed a few years ago, a group of dedicated volunteers have ensured Leyburn does still have a brilliant 'cinema' offering at Leyburn Arts & Community Centre on Richmond Road. Every Friday is film night. Occasional other nights feature films too plus live events.
This venue is also a member of National Theatre Live which means it broadcasts live events from West End theatres which are screened simultaneously around the country and sometimes worldwide. Sometimes the closure of a place creates an opportunity for something really good to come along and the Arts Centre certainly fulfils that brief 👍