Exploring north yorkshire’s history: the vale of

In 2009 Breedon Books produced 'Exploring North Yorkshire's History' by Nigel Ibbotson. When JMD Media were asked to make this book available as an e-book, we decided to give the customer a choice. You can buy the whole book with all 5 sections for full price, or buy an individual section (focusing on a specific geographical area), which is of particular interest. Each individual section includes the original Introduction, Acknowledgements, Afterword and Bibliography. This is an e-book of the Vale of York chapter from Exploring North Yorkshires History. This e-book covers:Northallerton; Osmotherley; Mount Grace Priory; Thirsk; Boroughbridge; The Devils Arrows; Aldborough and the Roman Town of Isurium; Byland Abbey; Coxwold and Shandy Hall; Thornborough Henge; Sherriff Hutton; The Battle of Towton; The Battle of Marston Moor; Selby; Selby AbbeyNorth Yorkshire is England's largest county and being almost 100 miles wide and 65 miles long offers some of the country's most stunning scenery. "Exploring North Yorkshire's History" - is a journey through the wonderfully varied landscape of North Yorkshire, and examines its rich history through contemporary colour photographs and words. Full list of e-books available from Nigel Ibbotson's Exploring North Yorkshire's History: Exploring North Yorkshire's HistoryISBN 978-1-78156-063-1Exploring North Yorkshire's History: The City of YorkISBN 978-1-78156-064-8Exploring North Yorkshire's History: The Vale of YorkISBN 978-1-78156-065-5Exploring North Yorkshire's History: The Yorkshire DalesISBN 978-1-78156-066-2Exploring North Yorkshire's History: The North Yorkshire Moors and the WoldsISBN 978-1-78156-067-9Exploring North Yorkshire's History: CoastlineISBN 978-1-78156-068-6