Monuments in Yorkshire
Yorkshire's monuments mark centuries of achievement, remembrance, and civic pride. From the towering Emley Moor mast — the tallest freestanding structure in the UK — to the quiet dignity of village crosses and market pillars, these landmarks anchor the county's sense of place.
Highlights include Tour de France Sculpture, Monument to Second Baron Feversham - William Duncombe and Newlands Works Commemorative Plaque.
Visitors exploring monuments may also enjoy war memorials, historic sites and viewpoints and vistas.
Monuments across Yorkshire
Tour de France Sculpture
Discover the iconic steel sculpture in Knaresborough commemorating Yorkshire's unforgettable hosting of the Tour de France.
Monument to Second Baron Feversham - William Duncombe
Discover the impressive neo-Gothic Monument to Second Baron Feversham, a striking memorial and popular meeting point in Helmsley.
Newlands Works Commemorative Plaque
Discover the Newlands Works Commemorative Plaque in Farsley, marking a significant site in Aston Martin's rich history.
Robert Peel Statue
Discover the historic Robert Peel Statue in Bradford's Peel Park, a significant landmark honouring a pivotal figure.
The Last Trip Memorial
Discover The Last Trip Memorial in Hull, a poignant artwork honouring the lives lost at sea, deeply valued by visitors.
The Town Clock Tower: Goole.
Discover Goole's iconic Town Clock Tower, a beloved local landmark commemorating the town's rich history since 1926.
Lady Blantyre's Rock
Discover Lady Blantyre's Rock, a captivating natural landmark nestled amidst picturesque walking routes near Bingley.
Filey Rocket Pole
Discover the Filey Rocket Pole, a unique historical landmark offering a fascinating glimpse into Filey's past on the Cleveland Way.
Churn Milk Joan
Discover Churn Milk Joan, a mysterious ancient standing stone on Midgley Moor, offering panoramic views and steeped in local folklore.
Victoria Arch
Discover Victoria Arch, a historic monument nestled within the peaceful woodlands of Beckett Park, Leeds.
Clarksons Memorials
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The Barry Hines Memorial (Kes Statue)
Discover the iconic Barry Hines Memorial, a tribute to the celebrated author of Kes and a proud symbol of Barnsley's heritage.
Monument Bridge
Discover Monument Bridge in Hull city centre, a historic landmark offering pleasant walks, water features, and access to city shops.
Queen Victoria’s Statue
Discover the impressive Queen Victoria’s Statue in Scarborough, offering panoramic views over the town and coastline.
Sharlston Colliery Pit Wheel
Discover the powerful history of coal mining in Sharlston at this preserved pit wheel, a landmark of local heritage.
Oakwood Clock
Discover the iconic Oakwood Clock, a beloved historic landmark in the vibrant Leeds suburb of Roundhay.
The Black Prince
Discover The Black Prince, a majestic bronze statue and prominent landmark located in the heart of Leeds City Square.
Bootham Bar
Bootham Bar is a historic medieval gateway and integral part of York's ancient city walls, offering stunning views and a journey into the city's past.
Bridestone Moor Trig Point
Discover the Bridestone Moor Trig Point, a historic surveying marker offering breathtaking panoramic views across the rugged Yorkshire landscape.
Dumb Steeple
Discover the enigmatic Dumb Steeple, a 26-foot stone column near Mirfield whose mysterious origins continue to fascinate visitors.
Ancient Cross
Discover the ancient stone cross in Maltby, a historic landmark offering a glimpse into the village's origins.
Barrow Boy Sculpture
Discover the Barrow Boy Sculpture, a charming and poignant landmark in Bridlington, celebrating local heritage.
Coronation monument
Discover Rotherham's Coronation monument, a historic clock tower commemorating the 1911 coronation of King George V and Queen Mary.
Duke of York Monument
Standing proudly in Wakefield, the Duke of York Monument is a significant historical landmark, inviting visitors to reflect on its past.