Rosedale Mines and Railway

The development of the Rosedale Mines and Railway in the mid 19th century had a massive impact upon the landscape of Rosedale and has left a legacy of industrial archaeology which this video presents. The video tour starts at the west side mines and follows the route taken by the mined ore up to the Bank Top calcining kilns which are a well known landmark of Rosedale's industrial past.
For more information about the Scarborough Archaeological and Historical Society, please visit:
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Credits:
Written and Presented by Chris Hall
Production Team:
John Oxley
Simon Temlett
Marie Woods
Thanks to:
Tom Mutton, North York Moors National Park Land of Iron Project for permission to film and use drone footage and historic images.
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David Swann for permission to use "Fair Rosedale"
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[@stephenpearson3153]

Rose dale belongs too boro. Not Scarborough

[@sd-gy4qw]

Smashing video. Very interesting. Thank you.

[@Nemonicon]

Are you getting your east and west mixed up or is it me that's confused by where you are?

[@paulosallsopp]

Is there a place we can view all these old photos of rosedale etc?

[@turquoiseowl]

i imagine Ryedale Folk Museum in Hutton-le-Hole

[@davefromyork477]

Fab. Hope you do one of East Rosedale