We're excited to be at #Pickering Library today from 10am with a pop-up archive for #LocalHistoryMonth

Congratulations to the fabulous Craven Museum!

Inspiring, intriguing and FREE!

This year's Archives at Dusk event, Vice and Virtue, is on Thursday 23 May @ the Record Office

Join us any time from 6pm to 8.30pm. Free entry and everyone welcome 😃

For more info check out nycroblog.com/exhibitions/

Shaped by the forces of #nature , the Bridestones are sandstone outcrops at #Allerston High Moor in the #NorthYorkMoors , each one unique. This photo was captured by #Yorkshire photographer Bertram Unné #EYANature

You can't get much greener than a big cabbage patch, like this one at #Richmond ! Do you like grow your own vegetables - or know someone who does? #HBAHGreen

Some of the maps we hold are part of 20th-century travel brochures or visitor guides - like this town plan of #Scarborough #MapMonday

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the North Yorkshire Council Culture & Archives team as Business Development Marketing Executive. 

Find details and apply here - nycjobs.engageats.co.uk/Vacancies/W/53… 

Closing date 12th May.

#ArtsJobs #ArtsMarketing #BusinessDevelopment #Marketing

We hold a number of #BusinessArchives here - but perhaps our largest collection is that of Cochrane #shipbuilders of #Selby , including thousands of ship plans #Archive30

Did you watch the #GrandNational horse race recently? These racing results from Northallerton in 1765 have been pasted in a volume containing rentals of Frankland estates #SportArchives #Archive30

We love the botanical paintings in Fred Holder's book 'A Week in Craven' (1928), like this example of #green Narrow-leaved Bittercress growing near Fen Beck. Do you enjoy plant spotting? #HBAHGreen

Delighting in #nature Fred Holder wrote about his week in #Craven in 1928, his descriptions of plants accompanied by beautiful illustrations #EYANature

It's #MapMonday ! How about this wonderful detail of the village from a plan of the estate at Harlsey, 1762, from the Earl of Harewood's estate collection [ZNS]

All aboard the ' Scarborough Flyer' at Peasholm Station, #Scarborough 's miniature railway, in the early 1930s! #ArchiveTravel #Archive30

Many of our collections contain fabulous #architects floorplan and elevation drawings - like this plan for #Settle Town Hall in 1832, by George Webster of #Kendal #ArchiveBuildings #Archive30

Happy #NationalPetDay ! We hold a number of lovely pet photos, but how cute is this pet dog from the Louisa Kruckenberg photographic collection, 1920s?

Introducing our amazing new foyer exhibition - Treasures From the Parish Chest - featuring Record Office collections and photographs by Sophie Cawthorne. On from 2 April - 5 July 2024, Tuesdays to Fridays. Free admission #ExploreYourArchive

The maps we hold here vary hugely in size and shape! This tiny detailed plan of the Lord Ailesbury's lands at #Whorlton & #Potto (1804), to be exchanged with Edward Wolley, measures just 18.5 x 23cm #MapMonday

We hope you'll join us at our next lunchtime talk on Friday 26 April: 'The Knights Templar at Westerdale', by Carol Wilson at 12.30. £2 entry including light refreshments. No need to book