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Every story is tagged so you can browse the same material three ways. In the full site, each topic and place would have its own landing page.

By topic

• Buildings

  • Nine Centuries of Lords
  • Eight Hundred Men at the Manor House
  • The Fall of Stone Hall
  • Walking the Plank

• Buildings & places

  • Church, Chapel and the Mob
  • Crossing the Leven
  • When the Leven Comes Up the Street
  • The Line That Came and Went

• Churches & chapels

  • Church, Chapel and the Mob

• Controversies

  • Church, Chapel and the Mob
  • The Fall of Stone Hall

• Dialect & customs

  • Walking the Plank

• Folklore

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow
  • The Wise Man of Stokesley

• Leisure & community

  • A Show That Comes Back Every September

• People & families

  • Jane Pace Goes to the Other Side of the World
  • Nine Centuries of Lords
  • Eight Hundred Men at the Manor House
  • The Wise Man of Stokesley

• Pubs & inns

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow
  • A Show That Comes Back Every September

• River Leven & floods

  • Crossing the Leven
  • When the Leven Comes Up the Street
  • Walking the Plank

• War & remembrance

  • Eight Hundred Men at the Manor House

• Work & trade

  • Crossing the Leven
  • The Line That Came and Went
  • A Show That Comes Back Every September

By period

• 1066–1923

  • Nine Centuries of Lords

• 1066–present

  • Church, Chapel and the Mob
  • Crossing the Leven

• 1714–1837

  • Jane Pace Goes to the Other Side of the World
  • The Wise Man of Stokesley

• 1714–present

  • When the Leven Comes Up the Street

• 1837–1965

  • The Line That Came and Went

• 1837–present

  • A Show That Comes Back Every September

• 1900–1945

  • Eight Hundred Men at the Manor House

• 1945–present

  • The Fall of Stone Hall

• Folklore (various)

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow

• Various

  • Walking the Plank

By place

• Angel Inn

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow

• Bay Horse (now Costa)

  • Walking the Plank

• Beck Side

  • Church, Chapel and the Mob

• Bense Bridge

  • Walking the Plank

• Broughton Bridge

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow

• Busby Hall

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow
  • Eight Hundred Men at the Manor House

• College Square

  • Church, Chapel and the Mob

• Golden Lion

  • Walking the Plank
  • A Show That Comes Back Every September

• Golden Lion Hotel

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow

• High Street

  • When the Leven Comes Up the Street
  • The Fall of Stone Hall
  • A Show That Comes Back Every September
  • The Wise Man of Stokesley

• Levenside

  • Crossing the Leven
  • Jane Pace Goes to the Other Side of the World
  • When the Leven Comes Up the Street
  • Walking the Plank

• Manor House

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow
  • Nine Centuries of Lords
  • Eight Hundred Men at the Manor House

• Methodist church

  • Church, Chapel and the Mob

• North Road

  • Church, Chapel and the Mob

• Packhorse Bridge

  • Crossing the Leven

• Parish church

  • Church, Chapel and the Mob

• River Leven

  • Crossing the Leven
  • When the Leven Comes Up the Street
  • Walking the Plank

• Sexhow

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow

• Showfield

  • A Show That Comes Back Every September

• Spread Eagle

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow

• Station Road

  • The Line That Came and Went

• Stokesley

  • Jane Pace Goes to the Other Side of the World
  • Nine Centuries of Lords

• Stokesley station

  • The Line That Came and Went

• Stone Hall

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow
  • The Fall of Stone Hall

• Stone Hall Close

  • The Fall of Stone Hall

• Town bridge

  • Crossing the Leven

• West End

  • The Wise Man of Stokesley

• West Green

  • When the Leven Comes Up the Street
  • The Fall of Stone Hall
  • The Wise Man of Stokesley

• White Swan

  • The Grey Lady, the Flying Glass and the Worm of Sexhow