If you read our History Page you will find out that the King William the Fourth Guest House was a Pub from the mid 1830’s up until the early 1970’s. So it was only right the previous owners to us started to name some of the guest rooms after Yorkshire Aie’s. In 2012 we contiuned the theme and later we asked the brewery’s to provide the hand pump signs for each beer name for our doors.
Since we have been in Settle we have supported our local theatre/music hall venue
Settle Victoria Hall – World’s Oldest Music Hall opening in 1853 know doubt there is a connection between the venues we would imagine! Pre-Post show drinking for sure! Read More
Situated around 6 miles west of Settle is the village of Clapham which is home to many a nice day out or adventure! There are a few different ways to get to the village from Settle – apart from a good days hike 🙂 Driving is quicker! and there is a National Parks Cark Park […]
Langcliffe Quarry – A History of the Limeworks Industry is an existing initiative to develop a nationally significant site into a unique destination and improve accessibility. Langcliffe Quarry, located 1.5miles north of Settle, is rich in heritage and ecology. The site features the remains of historic lime production and limestone quarrying, including a Triple Draw […]
Road from Settle to Airton and Kirkby Malham Newly added “Flies unzipped: a general talk about hoverflies and other popular flies” by YNU president Derek Whiteley this Thursday 20 Feb at Settle Sat 1 March YNU Conference at York: “The State of Yorkshire’s Nature” I may be able to offer a lift from Settle. Also please […]