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The exhibition from Ilkley Civic Society and the Local History Hub contains contemporary photographs of the Great Ilkley Flood.
On 12 July 1900, during a hot summer, there was a torrential thunderstorm over Ilkley Moor. The driving rain burst the town’s becks, demolishing buildings and tearing up streets. A man died when the old coaching works collapsed. See photographs depicting this devastating natural event and learn more about this historic moment in Ilkley’s past.
| Season (14 June 2025 - 27 July 2025) | ||
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| Saturday - Sunday | 11:00 | - 16:00 |
Situated within the beautiful surroundings of the Wharfe Valley, one of Ilkley's oldest…
Behind the Flying Duck pub is an old barn that has been restored into a micro-brewery and…
The location of All Saints’ Parish Church Ilkley, originally, the site of the Roman fort…
The Tinker Gallery opened in April 2022 with an exhibition of contemporary and original…
Riverside Gardens is a popular place for families to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
The museum contains one of the finest private collections of toys in the Country.
The River Wharfe is an ideal place for a walk or stroll and is popular for fly fishing. …
Darwin Gardens Millennium Green is a place where people can relax, children can play and…
White Wells Spa Baths situated high on Ilkley Moor, take to the waters or drop in for a…
Ilkley Moor is the perfect place not only to appreciate the panoramic views, but to also…
High on Ilkley Moor the Cow and Calf Rocks are a large rock formation consisting of an…
National Trust owned historic house, garden, shop and tearoom. This award winning…
Prince of Wales Park near Bingley has a variety of footpaths through wooded grounds, with…
The Keighley Bus Museum Trust hosts a magnificent collection of vintage vehicles.
An 18th century engineering masterpiece, the Five Rise Locks are one of the 'seven…
Ilkley Manor House, IlkleySituated within the beautiful surroundings of the Wharfe Valley, one of Ilkley's oldest buildings, the Ilkley Manor House, has been converted into an attractive museum, arts and heritage centre run by the Ilkley Manor House Trust.
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