Wainhouse Tower

Wainhouse Tower stands as an enduring symbol of Victorian architectural ambition and ingenuity in Halifax.

Centre Hill Beacon Site

The supposed site of an ancient beacon fire or Centre Hill.

Bolton Abbey

The interesting ruins of Bolton Abbey are open to the public and situated on the banks of the River Wharfe surrounded by many walking routes.

Culloden Tower

Culloden Tower was designed around 1746 by Daniel Garrett, an architect from Inverness. The tower was built as a monument to the Battle of Culloden.

Robin Hood's Well (Fountains)

An old covered spring using stone from the ruined Fountains Abbey nearby.

Two Lads

The Two Lads cairns on Crooked Edge Hill above Horwich and Bolton.

Holy Well Spring

Holy Well Spring from which the local area name of Halliwell comes.

Bury Castle

The site of the fortified manor house known as Bury Castle, begun in 1469 by Sir Thomas Pilkington, lord of the manor of Bury.

Worsley Green Monument

Worsley Green Monument is a fountain built in 1905 in memory of the 3rd Duke of Bridgewater.

Hyde War Memorial

The Grade II War Memorial on Werneth Low stands as a solemn testament to the brave souls who gave their lives for a greater purpose.

Arbor Low Henge

Arbor Low is a spectacular henge monument with inner stone circle, unique as all the stones are laid flat in recumbent style.

Jubilee Tower

A monument built by James Harrison to mark Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee in 1887.

Bevis and the Ruined Summerhouse

The grave of faithful Bevis on the site of a ruined summerhouse in Sliver Well Wood.

Cromwell's Bridge

A ruinous but still spanning the Hodder, 16th Century bridge made famouse by Cromwell in the 17th Century and possibly Tolkien in the 20th.