The Great North Road, the Old Mail Road to Scotland: York to Edinburgh — John Shaqi
The Great North Road, the Old Mail Road to Scotland: York to EdinburghHarper, Charles G. (Charles George)
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The Great North Road, the Old Mail Road to Scotland: York to Edinburgh
Harper, Charles G. (Charles George)
A1 Road (England and Scotland); England -- Social life and customs; Great Britain -- Description and travel
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The “Highflyer,” 1812 Frontispiece
Old York: The Shambles 6
The Walls of York 9
York Castle: Clifford’s Tower 14
York Minster, from the Foss 33
All Saints’ Pavement 41
Jonathan Martin, Incendiary 45
York Minster on Fire 49
Bootham Bar 52
Skelton Church 53
The “Spotted Dog,” Thornton-le-Street 60
York Bar 63
Robin Hood’s Well 64
The Battlefield of Towton and surrounding country 70
Saxton 71
Towton Dale 72
Lead Chapel 74
Ruined Mill overlooking Aberford 76
Barwick-in-Elmete 77
Moor End 80
Nineveh 81
The Edinburgh Express, 1837 85
Croft Bridge 93
Sockburn Falchion 94
“Locomotion” 98
“The Experiment” 99
“I say, fellow, give my buggy a charge of coke, 101
your charcoal is too d—d dear”
The Iron Road to the North 105
Traveller’s Rest 108
Rushyford Bridge 109
Ferryhill: The Abandoned Road-Works 111
Merrington Church 113
Road, Rail, and River: Sunderland Bridge 115
Entrance to Durham 117
Durham Cathedral, from Prebend’s Bridge 121
The Sanctuary Knocker 125
Durham Cathedral and Castle from below Framwellgate 127
Bridge
Framwellgate Bridge 130
Penshaw Monument 132
The Coal Country 137
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