This ancient church in the middle of Albury Park dates from originally dates from Saxon times, although it has been much altered throughout the centuries.
Its most unusual feature is the pretty little 18th century shingledcupola over the tower
External Links and References
External Links
The Old Saxon Church, Albury
Details of this, and the other three churches in the parish of Albury https://www.alburychurches.org/oldchurch.html
Albury, St Peter & St Paul
Churches Conservation Trust Handbook Entry https://www.visitchurches.org.uk/visit/church-listing/st-peter-and-st-paul-albury.html
Bags of atmosphere. Whilst most preserved railways are out in the country, the K&WVR is a rare example of a short branch line through a predominantly built-up area.
Haworth Vicarage, home of the Brontė sisters is a stiff climb up the hill from Haworth Station.
Oakworth Station was used as the location for the 1970 film The Railway Children
Haworth Village
The village in great detail https://www.bronte-country.com/haworth/
UK Heritage Railways
Comprehensive listing of all preserved railways, tramways and rolling stock in the UK with links to the individual railway sites http://www.heritagerailways.com/
The Landscape Trilogy by L T C Rolt
Autobiography of one of the pioneers of industrial preservation, if not the pioneer. Proto-hippy born before his time.
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