HELPERBY, North Riding
Helperby Dovecote SE 437 699
There is a late 18th to early 19th century dovecote near to Main Street in Helperby.
Helperby Obelisk SE 438 699
The obelisk at Helperby is a war memorial designed by Charles S. Sayer and was constructed by a local firm, E. Moorey and Sons.
The plaque reads:
In memory
of the men of the parish
who laid down their lives
for God, King and country
1914-1918 + 1939-1945
The plaque reads:
In memory
of the men of the parish
who laid down their lives
for God, King and country
1914-1918 + 1939-1945
Helperby Town Well SE 438 699
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The Tuscan columns support a leaded ogee roof.
An inscription reads: 1837 VRI 1897 TO COMMEMORATE 60 YEARS OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA THIS ARTESIAN WELL & BUILDING WERE GIVEN TO THE INHABITANTS OF HELPERBY BY JAMES COATES. 20th JUNE 1897 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN |
Helperby Hall rotunda SE 441 693
A classical garden building is in the garden of Helperby Hall.
