Richmond is a place of "nooks and crannies" small courtyards open onto unseen areas whilst half hidden alleyways may reveal scenes of interest or even great beauty. The following are just a few of the examples:
Leading from Frenchgate this small cobbled road leads to the small Richmondshire Museum. The fountain commemorating Queen Victoria was originally sited in the Market Square:
Small alleyways running behind the Market Square near the Castle reveal "hidden" areas:
Several interesting alleyways lead off Frenchgate and from the bottom of the Market Square:
The pathway shown below leads from St Mary's Church to Frenchgate:
There are a number of interesting views from within the Church yard:
Entrance to the Vicarage viewed through foliage:
St Mary's Church:
The rear of houses on the road leading from Richmond to Brompton on Swale (East).
The elegant Georgian terrace houses are more clearly seen in the following:
Behind St Mary's Church is an old mill (building with the twin peaked roof) now serving as a house:
Looking up Castle Hill from Castle Walk. The main tower is visible on the left:
