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Welcome to the Addingham Village information website
Addingham is in West Yorkshire in the North of England three miles south of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Our aim is to 'do what it says on the tin' - to be a one stop shop for information about the village, its history and its surroundings, in conjunction with our sister site www.ilkley.org which covers the Ilkley area (three miles east of Addingham).
We hope that you will be able to find whatever you want to know about Addingham and what there is to do here, whether you are a resident, visitor or just looking for somewhere interesting. If you can't find it (using the Search bar at the top) please
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Using the menu on the left (and the sub-menus which will appear below it) you will find a vast store of information about the following, and more:-
(a) events in the village and the organisations behind them.
(b) local businesses and places to eat, drink or stay.
(c) the history of Addingham and of the Schools.
(d) places around for day trips or walks.
There is a search box at the top of each page to find things quickly.
Thanks for looking around - please let us have your comments and suggestions for further improvements.
The Story of Addingham
In order to make the information about the history of the village even more accessible, we have grouped it under the following headings:-
The Story of: Addingham Village
The Story of: Addingham in Pictures
The Story of: Addingham Street by Street
The Story of Addingham Schools
The Story of: Addingham Churches
The Story of: Addingham Shops
The Story of: Addingham at War
The Story of: Addingham in Print
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This photo from the Archive shows Mount Hermon Chapel shortly after it was built in 1861.
The shop on the corner of Bolton Road later became Martins Bank but was demolished in the 1960s.
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