Movement of land caused damage to a road leading down into Runswick Bay in November 1966. The road cracked and, in parts, sank by as much as three feet  after cliff movement. This is the Old Bank Road, which was replaced by the present bank road in the late 1960s.
Movement of land caused damage to a road leading down into Runswick Bay in November 1966. The road cracked and, in parts, sank by as much as three feet  after cliff movement. This is the Old Bank Road, which was replaced by the present bank road in the late 1960s.
Movement of land caused damage to a road leading down into Runswick Bay in November 1966. The road cracked and, in parts, sank by as much as three feet after cliff movement. This is the Old Bank Road, which was replaced by the present bank road in the late 1960s.

17 photo memories take you around Yorkshire in 1966

The wonder and glory of God’s own county is celebrated in these wonderful photos.

This gallery showcases the stories making the news around Yorkshire in 1966. And all four corners of the county are featured – from Bradford and York through to Harrogate and Scarborough as well as the Yorkshire Dales. The photos, plucked from the YEP archive, feature some familiar faces as well as landmarks which dominate the skyline to this day. READ MORE: 24 photo memories take you around Yorkshire in 1970YEP NEWSLETTERS: Sign up for free news and sport emails

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