Burn, North Yorkshire
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Burn, North Yorkshire
Image: © Chris Allen Taken: 25 Nov 2012
A small village in North Yorkshire. My mother came from here and my maternal grandparents lived in the first house on the right. The adjoining house was occupied by an aunt and uncle with their children. The houses as built had coal burning ranges in the living room for cooking, a proper cool pantry and a range of outhouses including a coal hole and a proper wash house with coal-fired copper, dolly peg and washboard. The outbuildings still survive on this pair.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.751903
Longitude
-1.098231