Don't you love a spiral staircase. Here is one from the Ducal Palace, Urbino #Italy

Stunning Kerbstone K1 at the entrance of Newgrange & with it's carving of triple spiral which is unique to Newgrange & Ireland. It may represent religious beliefs. Above you can see the roof box which lets the light in.

The extravagant Grade 1 listed 82 feet Market Cross in Ripon Market Place Square was erected in 1703 to replace an earlier version. It is the earliest surviving free standing obelisk in the country. /1

The Golden Ball pub, Horse Fair, Pontefract is around 200 years old. Plans were submitted in 2023 to convert it into 4 flats & a cafe

Two excellent, thought provoking talks with emphasis on storytelling from Dr Nick Barratt this afternoon at the Outwood Church Schools & Institute, Wakefield about Behind the Scenes at Who Do You Think You Are? & Family History in the Digital Age

Ballerina Michaela DePrince dies age 29 😥 #michaeladeprince BBC News - Trailblazing ballerina Michaela DePrince dies aged 29 bbc.com/news/articles/…

What a super day of attending talks I have had. Lesley Collins Neil medical museum then Nick Barratt in Wakefield. Both fabulous speakers

The Kirklands Hotel, Leeds Road, Outwood, Wakefield. The former vicarage for St. Mary Magdalen Church. Services commenced at the church in 1858.

Tie bars & stonework surrounding corroded at St. Wendreda's Church, March, Cambridgeshire putting the 500 year old roof at risk 👇 BBC News - St Wendreda's Church in March with angelic ceiling needs repairs - BBC News bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Woman of the Day suffragette and actress Maud Arncliffe Sennett of London died OTD 1936, aged 74, the first woman to be offered a safe seat as an MP. She documented her women’s rights activism in 37 scrapbooks containing news cuttings, letters, leaflets and associated souvenirs -

Autumnal view of Knaresborough viaduct. It originally collapsed just before completion eventually opening in 1851. It was hated by Pevsner and apparently loved by J B Priestly. It was built by for the Leeds & Thirsk Railway.

The Aaben, independent arts cinema, Hulme, Manchester. Spent much time there in my late teens. It opened in 1928 as the York Cinema, on York Street. Closed 1967, briefly became a bingo club, reopened as a four-screen cinema 1969-91. Demolished 1993.

War memorial in the Public Gardens in Urbania, Le Marche, Italy

The rain doesn't help, but Burslem is a sad place. It's the oldest of Stoke-on-Trent's six towns, but while Hanley, the city's centre, has the air of a moderately prosperous market town, Burslem feels at a tipping edge. I've rarely come across such a concentration of splendid

There was a time when the mills were being abandoned and demolished, and new blocks of flats were built in their place. I must have taken this photograph 50 years ago at a time when Halifax was in transition. These days, the high-rise flats are being abandoned, and whatever mills

Woman of the Day Dutch Resistance fighter Hannie Schaft born OTD 1920 in Haarlem, the “girl with the red hair” who started off by refusing to sign a declaration of allegiance to the Nazis and gradually worked up to assassinating collaborators and traitors. Her name was on

Tito Jackson of the Jackson 5 dies ages 70 👇 BBC News - Singer Tito Jackson dead at 70, US media report bbc.com/news/articles/…