Naburn, Yorkshire

Old Photos , Historic Maps , Local History Books and Memories of Naburn

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Old Photos of Naburn
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Naburn in 1955

Old Maps of Naburn

Historic Maps of Naburn and the local area.

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Map of Naburn in 1898

Map of Naburn in 1903

Map of Naburn in 1924

Map of Naburn in 1947

Map of Naburn in 1890

Sheet Maps of Naburn

Historic Folded Sheet Maps of Naburn and the local area, matching current OS Landranger Sheet Maps.

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Shows Naburn in 1903

Shows Naburn in 1924

Shows Naburn in 1824

Books about Naburn
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25 photo books on Naburn and the surrounding area.

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Memories of Naburn
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Ferry Lane

We called this "Ferry Lane",though the old chain ferry across the river Ouse formerly operated by Mr Atkinson was long gone even in 1955. The sailing Dinghys were left there by members of the Yorkshire Ouse Sailing Club and you can just see the end of their clubhouse; the tall building, bottom left. Commander Palmes started the club but hardly any locals were members. Us kids spent many happy hours down there fishing. One thing ...see more

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Added 08 June 2015

Childhood Memories.

I grew up in the house at the end of the street which was called Cherry Cottage.I would be about 3 or 4 when the picture was taken. My mum had the large Yew tree on the right of the house front sawn down as it made the house dark. My dad's wooden grocers shop cum Post Office (which resembled a scout hut) was tucked in the front garden of the last house on the bottom right. Wisteria cottage. So he hadn't got far to walk ...see more