Ben Rhydding.

  • Macleod, William, 1820-1904.
Date:
1871
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Ben Rhydding. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    PLACES OF WORSHIP IN ILKLEY. Parish Church.—Divine service at 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Wesleyan Chapel.—Divine service at 10.30 a.m. and 6.0 p.m. Society of Friends' Meeting-House.—Divine service at 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Congregational Church.—Divine service at 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. ROUTES TO BEN RHYDDING. From Leeds.—By the North-Fastern Railway from the New Station, via Arthington. By the Midland Railway, from Wellington Station, via Apperley. From Bradford.—By the Leeds and Bradford branch of the Midland Railway, via Apperley. From Harrogate.—By the North-Eastern Railway, via Arthington. From London.—By the Great Northern from King's Cross Station, or by the Midland from St. Pancras Station. By this latter route passengers do not require to change stations at Leeds. The trains of the Metropolitan Railway from Paddington and the City run to King's Cross and St. Pancras. From Edinburgh.—By the North-Eastern Railway from the North Bridge Station, via Thirsk Junction and Arthington. From Glasgow.—By the Caledonian and Midland Railways, via Ingleton and Shipley. From Duiilin.—By railway to Kingstown, thence by steamer,to Holyhead, or by railway via Chester to Leeds, and thence by the Midland or North-Eastern line. From Belfast.—By steamer to Fleetwood, thence to Bradford by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, and on to Ben Rhydding by the Midland Railway ; or by railway to Kingstown, and thence forward by the last route. From Liverpool.—From Lime Street Station by the London and North Western Railway to Leeds, and thence by the Midland or North-Eastern Railway. Or, from Exchange Station by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway to Bradford, and thence by the Midland Railway. From Manchester.—From Victoria Station by the London and North Western Railway to Leeds, and thence by the North-Eastern or Midland to Ben Rhydding. Or, by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway to Bradford, and thence by the Midland Railway. From Birmingham.—From New Street Station by the Midland Railway, via Derby and Leeds. From Hull.—By North-Eastern Railway, via Leeds. The distance by railway from the principal towns, and the number of hours usually occupied in the journey, are shown in the following table :— Dist. Jr. Ten Time by 1st Dist. Jr. Bat Time by ut Rhydding. class Trains. Rhydding. class Trains. Miles. ffrs. Min. Miles. His. Mm. Leeds 17 1 0 Dublin, via Holyhead 236 .. .12 0 Bradford 16 .. 1 0 Belfast, via Fleetw ood — . 14 0 Harrogate 18 1 0 Liverpool 89 .. 3 25 London 207A 6 0 Manchester 57} ■■ . 2 40 Edinburgh - 228 .. 6 30 Birminghan: 1 130 .. • 4 3° Glasgow 236 6 45 Hull 7°2' •• • 2 30 The preceding are the most direct routes to Ben Rhydding. The times of departure of trains vary each month, and the intending visitor must, of course, refer for these to Bradshaw's Guide.