Wood-Armed Dales Cart
Old wood-armed cart, typical of the Yorkshire Dales, outside a stone farm building at Muker ( Swaledale). The wood-armed cart is the oldest of three t...
Leeds Archive of Vernacular Culture
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Book V: The House and Housekeeping [Withypool Response Book]
Words and phrases that answer the questions from the Survey of English Dialect relating to the house and housekeeping. The answers of informant Erne...
Quoits
Adult male playing quoits on a grass verge next to the road at Castle Bolton ( Wensleydale). A quoit is about to be thrown. Mounted on Photo File card...
Haymaking by Hand: Using the Scythe
Gang of three scythesmen, including David Raw, cutting a hayfield, Kettlewell ( Wharfedale). Mounted on Photo File card with LAVC/PHO/P0999. With type...
Auction Market (Livestock)
Sheep in the ring at the auction market in Leyburn ( Wensleydale). There are many farmers attending the auction, which takes place once a week. Mounte...
Dales Pony in Common Hill Pasture at Gunnerside
Dales pony in communally-run, unenclosed pasture at Gunnerside ( Swaledale). Mounted on Photo File card with LAVC/PHO/P0307. Originally held in Phot...
Book VII: Numbers, Time and Weather [Holmbridge Response Book]
Words and phrases that answer the questions from the Survey of English Dialect relating to numbers, time and the weather. The answers of informant J...
Academic Correspondence File 123
YDS. Correspondence from John Waddington-Feather of the Yorkshire Dialect Society regarding Orton’s election as an Honorary Life Member of the Society...
Quoits
Two adult males playing quoits on a grass verge by the road at Castle Bolton ( Wensleydale). One of the men has just thrown a quoit. Mounted on Photo ...
Academic Correspondence File 110
Tilling, Philip. Correspondence from Harold Orton to Philip Tilling regarding the publication lunch for Survey of English Dialects Basic Material volu...