Watercolour Paintings

Watercolour, ink and some glorious architecture/streetscenes

Yorkshire sand and gritstone buildings proliferate in the villages and market towns of the Dales.

and provide numerous subjects for illustration

Watercolour on handmade Two Rivers heavy watercolour paper lend themselves ideally to illustrating texture and beautiful colour of the unspoiled buildings of the Yorkshire Dales villages.

More Horsforth Artwork

Fine gritstone built this village in Victorian & Edwardian times

The Queens Arms, Long Row

A traditional "local" pub

The oldest surviving building in Horsforth built in 1630 as a house and weaving shop and retaining many of its original features The Queens was llicensed as a public house during Victorian times and is therefore and surprisingly not the oldest licensed premises in Horsforth (see the Old Kings Arms).

The Old Kings Arms

Live music and arts, beer and vittles

The Old Kings Arms was built specifically as a public house in 1749 and therefore holds the title of the oldest licenced premises in the village, now a thriving social hub of fine beer and food with frequent live music and comedy nights.