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Built between 1598 and 1610 by Sir Henry Griffith, Burton Agnes Hall is an Elizabethan stately home that has stayed within our family for more than four hundred years. Fifteen generations have filled the Hall with treasures, from magnificent carvings commissioned when the Hall was built to French impressionist paintings, contemporary furniture, tapestries and other modern artwork in recent years. |
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Welcome to Yorkshire provides information about to all things Yorkshire. Whether you are looking for information for your next family holiday or you are looking for a short break, Welcome to Yorkshire will be able to provide you with the information you need. |
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The Deep is an environmental and educational charity dedicated to
understanding and protecting the world's oceans. |
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Beverley Minister was founded by St
John of Beverley c.700, the present building, dating from 1220,
continues to fulfil its function as a place of worship and parish church
to some 17,000 people in the town of Beverley, East Yorkshire. |
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Two stunning beaches of gleaming golden
sands, award winning promenades packed with fun, a sparkling sea, a
picturesque, bustling harbour and a town full of attractions. All the
ingredients for the perfect seaside resort. |
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With over three miles of sheer cliffs, rising to 400 feet/122 m, Bempton
Cliffs is the best place in England to see breeding seabirds (over
200,000). Five safe viewing points give spectacular close-up views of
puffins, gannets, guillemots, razorbills, kittiwakes and fulmars between
April and mid-August. |
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On a visit to Vermont 7 years ago Mr Moos had taken a
look at Ben & Jerry’s ice cream factory and were inspired to one day try
something similar, though on a smaller scale! So, with the dairy
industry in the doldrums in the UK, they took the bull by the horns and
prepared for their new venture. |
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Visit East Yorkshire and you will discover a different world. A
coastline which ranges from the dramatic cliffs, lighthouses and
seabirds around Flamborough Head to the weird, wonderful spindly finger
of Spurn Point National Nature Reserve. |
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