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0Grinton Bridge and the Church tower.

The Bridge Hotel in Grinton. Note the petrol tanker on the right-hand side. It is by the site of the village petrol pumps. The roof over these pumps is still there at the top of the pub car park.

Grinton Bridge over the River Swale.

The view towards Calver Hill.

The view towards Calver Hill taken from Grinton Church tower. The village of Reeth is below Calver, but it is not clear.

The view taken from Grinton Church tower of one of the cottages on the Harkerside road.

The view from Grinton Church tower of the cottages on the road from the village to Leyburn or Redmire.

The East end of St. Andrew's Church in Grinton.

St. Andrew's Church Norman font and later font cover. For more information, history & recent photographs of St. Andrew's, please see the churches section of this web-site.

The font cover. For more information, history & recent photographs of St. Andrew's, please see the churches section of this web-site.

Grinton Bridge photographed from the Church tower. The barn by the river has been converted to a cottage.

Grinton Bridge taken from the West, the upstream side.

Grinton Bridge and part of Blackburn Hall photographed from the church tower.

Grinton Bridge taken from the West, the upstream side.

Grinton Bridge.

The West end of the church graveyard also showing the Harkerside road and Mergill cottage.

The view southwards from the church tower showing cottages on the Harkerside road. The building set back from the road is the Grinton Corn Mill. It was demolished in the early 1950s. The lady in the doorway of Mill Cottage was Mr. Mason's mother. More information is given on the Grinton village/houses section of this website.

An old cast-iron oven set into the wall of a field on the south side of Grinton. The oven is actually set on the moorland side of the wall. I would be grateful if anyone has information about this intriguing object.

Grinton Church from the south-west.

The East end of St. Andrew's Church in Grinton.

The Swing Bridge across the River Swale near Reeth.

The south end of the Swing Bridge. The notice forbids taking livestock across the bridge.

The view of the church tower probably taken from Mill Cottage.

The view northwards across the River Swale towards Feetham

The view northwards across the River Swale towards Feetham






Old photographs of Grinton believed to be late 1940s to early 1950s taken by Tim Mason's family

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