Malton Museum used to be the Town Hall, and before that it was the town Courthouse, the old jail is below in the cellar. |
Our Town Crier, he keeps us informed of anything new going on in town. |
Last Saturday some of the stalls were missing from the market, maybe the stall-holders are taking a well deserved holiday. |
Another view of our Victorian gentleman, showing the famous door knocker on Scrooge's Office, they say if you gaze at it long enough, you may see the ghostly face of Jacob Marley...! |
The office inside Scrooge's Counting House, there are several rooms containing Victoriana. |
Meet Peter (on the left) and Al, proprietors of the Whistlestop Cafe at Malton Train Station, you won't go hungry here with their belly-busting breakfasts and specials. |
Swinton Lawn Bowls Club, just a mile or 2 from Malton, on our way home. We play there too. The man in the red and white shirt is a Swinto member. |
St. Peters Church is just across the River Derwent in Norton town, this is where we go on a Sunday. |
27 comments:
I've enjoyed your tours of the market town. Looks like a delightful place.
What a wonderful tour of Market town. A town crier, Scrooge and the counting house, food (very important), beautiful old church and a Roman soldier! What more could one want?!!! Fun!
Thank you for sharing your lovely town with us, it was most enjoyable from the town cryer back to the Roman invasion. It seems such a pleasant place to live and markets always seem to bring people together. A very nice post indeed.
What a wonderful town and fascinating history! Thank you so much for sharing it with us today and thank you for joining us at Our World -- a wonderful place to show and see "Our Worlds"! Have a lovely week!
Sylvia
Hi there - have not lived in the UK for almost 20 years - so was interested to look at the prices in the cafe! Bet nobody else does that!
Cheers - Stewart M - Australia
An interesting and old town. "Old" in Australia would not be classified as old in your part of the world.
Hi there - no, Australian Magpies are a different species to UK ones - Oz ones are really a sort of Butcher Bird - and UK Magpies are Crows, just like the Jackdaws in your chimney pots.
We have a number of birds here with Magpie in their name - and surprise, surprise they are all black and white!
Lived for a while in York and taught in Pickering for a while, then uped and moved sticks to Australia - nice to see some of Yorkshire again!
Cheers - Stewart M - Australia
Your part of the world looked so lovely. Nice looking little town.
Like the atmosphere of your town : past and present are closely nested! I didn't know you played bowls too! We call it La pétanque, south of France. and the church is a beautiful building!
You live in a great part of the world! Love that Roman soldier.
That's a trip into the past even with a "Town Crier", that at least was romantic ! Today people shout at each other, lol !
PS. I don't know "Sharpe" series. Maybe it has a french title here. Sometimes the titles are not translated litterally. Midsomer murders for example become "Inspecteur Barnaby" and he speaks perfectly french !
I love that church, just wonderful. I've enjoyed your tours here.
Happy week to you!
Looks like you had a great day :)
Thanks, Jackie about all those piece of information about the bawling! I enjoy to know the pétanque is appreciated in UK!!! I cross my fingers for your team, the 5 th september!!!
Very interesting, I like the mix of the historic and current life.
That's quite a church! Wow! Great shots. Love the info and the view of Your World!
Wow, love your photo tours! That church is beautiful!
Hi there - small world indeed - I did teach at Lady Lumley's during my teacher training - rather splendid school as I recall.
Look forward to some Pickering shots to get the old memory cells going.
Stewart M - Australia
Calling by from Our World Tuesday, I am delighted to be part of this community and look forward to sharing photos with you and getting to know your part of the world. I am from the UK so especially enjoyed the virtual tour.
You really do present us with a good selection of photographs. Thanks for that.
Me again, I was unable to reply directly to the lovely comment you left on News From Italy as you have no reply set up. Sorry about your tears but I understand. I do hope you will enjoy sharing our little piece of Italy until you can return again. Thankyou for becoming a follower, I am happy to follow back and look forward to getting to know you via your blog.
Really enjoy it when other bloggers take us on tour to see all the interesting details of an area. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful impressions from this market place. Great !
A great collection of pictures and interesting reading.
This is an amazing place! I love your posts :)
I have had a wonderful browse around your blogs...Lovely images and an entertaining read.
Many thanks for sharing..
The lighthouse on my header is at South Stack, Anglesey.
What an interesting post with wonderful pics! Didn't know Scrooge's office existed for real!
Thanks for sharing. And thanks for visiting my place and taking the time to comment:o)
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