✨Delightful 👻 ‘ghost-door’, dated 1627 in the spandrel - at Conistone in the Yorkshire Dales. The patterns reminiscent of the protective daisy wheels🛞 that are often seen around openings.

#WindowsOnWednesday Window at Hallbridge Farmhouse, Clayton with Frickley, Doncaster. https://t.co/9SINqtGmTB

Tucked away behind a row of shops are the remains of the oldest house in York. The Norman House dates back to the 12thC and is a rare surviving example of secular Norman architecture in England. Two storeys high and built of limestone, it will have belonged to a prosperous

More views of North Elmsall Old Hall, South Yorkshire. https://t.co/OtQ22Z5fVA

#WindowsOnWednesday Partly blocked mullion and transom window at North Elmsall Old Hall, South Yorkshire, in wing now used as farm building. The couple of rows of stone slate at the eaves below the pantiles are a local feature. Walling of Magnesian Limestone.

The Language of Stone: Commercial Street in Morley https://t.co/JkJGvUGXsl @MuseoGeominero @GeolAssoc @GeoOutreach @SHU_LizL @GeologyPage @GeolSoc @Geology_History @BritGeoSurvey @HistoricEngland @YorksVernacular @WestYorkshireCA #Leeds #Morley #Architecture

#AdoorableThursday Bolton Dene, West Witton, North Yorkshire.

If you're at all interested in why people used to conceal objects in their houses to ward off evil then there's a good chance you would find my book useful. https://t.co/Q8OB7Dlj0D

#WindowsOnWednesday Some workroom windows, including dairies and cheese rooms, were exempt from window tax if clearly labelled as such.

Join us on Saturday 18 October at our follow-up day to hear about buildings we recorded in the south Bradford area in May. We'll also have a walk around the historic buildings of Wibsey. Everybody welcome! Booking details at https://t.co/CNYs6DEZue.

#FinialsOnFriday Greenwood Lee, Heptonstall, a yeoman clothier's house dated 1712 on the porch.

You can find lots of useful info about Hooton Pagnell's building stone at https://t.co/XAfNwRhohD.

#AdoorableThursday Door in a barn wall in Hooton Pagnell, South Yorkshire. Walling of local Magnesian limestone with triangular and rectangular ventilation holes.

#FinialsOnFriday Lee Farmhouse, Lumbutts, West Yorkshire. A door lintel on the house has an inscribed date of 1584.

The Language of Stone: Chapel Hill to Scatcherd Park in Morley https://t.co/GQkJUHV5ik @MuseoGeominero @GeolAssoc @GeoOutreach @SHU_LizL @GeologyPage @GeolSoc @Geology_History @BritGeoSurvey @HistoricEngland @MayorOfWY @BetterBusesWY @WestYorkshireCA @YorksVernacular @Leeds

#AdoorableThursday Doorway in the range of farm buildings at Birthwaite Hall, near Barnsley.

#WindowsOnWednesday The Old Manor House, Clapham, North Yorkshire. Upper floor of porch.

#AdoorableThursday The porch at Manor House, Wilsden, West Yorkshire, dated 1684. Evidently not for use by the cat, who has its own entrance on the right.

#WindowsOnWednesday Cheese room window at Austwick, North Yorkshire (dairy and cheese room windows were exempt from Window Tax). The stub of a mullion, now removed, still survives.

Off we went to Lancashire for the day. We didn't find any hotpot, but we did come across some rather fine buildings in the Pendle area - take a look at our little video at https://t.co/bTuTczg45t.