After York Minster, Clifford’s Tower is arguably the city’s most recognisible landmark.
IT IS supposed to mark the burial site of England's most celebrated highwayman - but new research suggests that Dick Turpin's body was never there and that in any case, his life was unworthy of celebration.
ON the road away from Doncaster, and south to Bawtry, at the junction for Rossington, stands The Hare and Tortoise, a building that dates from the 1700s and has had a variety of functions and uses.
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