Old Boundary Marker on the A65 near Chelker Reservoir
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Old Boundary Marker on the A65 near Chelker Reservoir
Image: © H Jones Taken: 5 Nov 2022
Parish Boundary Marker formed by two similar stones side by side against a drystone wall on the southwest side of the A65, adjacent to a cattle crossing warning signal. Inscribed ES / ADDINGHAM and HD / DRAUGHTON. On the boundary of Addingham and Draughton parishes, and now between West and North Yorkshire. ESHD stands for East Staincliffe Highway District and this dates the stone between 1862 and 1894. Milestone Society National ID: YW_ADDDRA01pb
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Image Location
Latitude
53.957316
Longitude
-1.910446