A book which chronicles a thousand years of a North Yorkshire market town's history goes on sale next week.
The Richmond Civic Society has worked long and hard compiling a single reference book which summarises the town's heritage.
The Norman castle, which dominates the banks of the River Swale, is perhaps the town's best-known landmark.
However, Richmond - A Review of the Millennium, goes back to an era before William the Conqueror's reign, taking readers on a journey from the Stone Age through to the early 20th Century.
Edited by Jane Hatcher and Graham Merlane, the book goes on sale to the public on Wednesday.
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