History and Heritage Yorkshire Magazine - The Final Edition

Well here it is, the final edition of History and Heritage Yorkshire magazine.

Within its pages David Pickersgill takes a look at "York Unlocked" whilst the other David is considering "Continuity and Change in a Northern Landscape - the Yorkshire Dales" whilst I go crystal ball gazing and ask "The Next Hundred Years of Yorkshire’s History: What Will Future Generations Write?" All this and lots more of our usual eclectic mix also including "The Siege of Helmsley Castle, 1644" and "Mary Hutton, the Sheffield Poet of Poverty."

As always, the magazine is available on a pay what you can basis — with no minimum amount. While contributions are always welcome I firmly believe that personal circumstances should never be a barrier to exploring history and heritage. This way, everyone can enjoy the stories of Yorkshire’s past.

Simply insert the amount you would like to pay, download the file and enjoy!

Don't forget that the History and Heritage Yorkshire social media sites are still going strong and I am loving every minute of it. A massive thank you to all those who have contributed over the last three years and all those who have read the magazine month in, month out, your support means so much.