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Yorkshire Folk Tales are gathered from more than 7,000 years of Yorkshire history, dusted off, re-written, and recorded on Compact Discs by Ronnie Bray, a Yorkshire Writer and Wit with an international reputation.

They are created to amuse educate, thrill, scare, and inform children of all ages.

YFT content is 100% Child Safe

Five CDs in this series are available now, with a further two volumes coming on line soon.

Every CD is backed by our 100% 'No Quibble' Guarantee

The rumour that Ronnie Bray was born wearing a flat cap, a woollen scarf, and clogs, attended by a pair of whippets may or may not be true - he was hardly taking notice at the time. However, he is a Yorkshireman and proud of it! Nah then!

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	The Ancient Cloth Hall on Market Street Huddersfield at the head of Cloth Hall Street where James Bray, my great-great-grandfather, sold his Fancy Cloth and Waistcoatings The Lower storey of the Entrance and the Cupola were removed and rebuilt in Ravensknowle Park Dalton where they remain to this day See small colour inset in opposite margin


	Cloth Hall Memorial The cupola, bell house, clock, and ground floor main entrance were carefully removed from the original building and then combined into this fine memorial situated in Ravensknowle Park Dalton Huddersfield

Tales include

.Swine Harries
The Richmond Drummer Boy
The Best Laid Plans
The Farn Dale Hob
The Yorkshire Bite
True Love
The Skinningrove Merman
The Sobering of Billy Bray
Tom Chaloner & The Papal Curse
Jemmy Hirst & Why I Will Never Like Him
Old Nanny Of Lexhoe
Legend of Semer Water
The Dreadful Tale of Sarkless Kitty
The Wond'rous Tale of Jack and Jill
A Company of Giants
The Witching Hour
The Canny Cobbler
Beggar's Bridge,
The Miracles of Brother Jucundus
The Hermit of Rombalds Moor, &c


	Picture Left King's Head Yard in Cloth Hall Street & Market Street in Huddersfield where my Great-Great Grandfather James Bray, Cloth Manufacturer of Deighton, Huddersfield, had a lock-up warehouse Of course it was in much better shape when my Great Great Grandfather rented space there.