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Kilburn is a small village in North Yorkshire, England that is known for two reasons: the White Horse, and the Mouseman.
The White Horse is a figure cut into the hillside to the north of the village, and visible for many miles around on a clear day.
The Mouseman is the trade-name of Robert (Mouseman) Thompson, who manufactured furniture in English oak mainly for church use. His work is distinguished by a carving of a mouse somewhere on the piece. Examples can be seen on the wooden candlesticks in Westminster Abbey.
The White Horse is a figure cut into the hillside to the north of the village, and visible for many miles around on a clear day.
The Mouseman is the trade-name of Robert (Mouseman) Thompson, who manufactured furniture in English oak mainly for church use. His work is distinguished by a carving of a mouse somewhere on the piece. Examples can be seen on the wooden candlesticks in Westminster Abbey.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilburn,_North_Yorkshire
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Coordinates: 54°12'29"N 1°12'52"W
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- Norton 44 km
- Marske by-the-Sea 45 km
- Scalby 50 km
- Burniston 51 km
- Wingate 60 km
- Blackhall 61 km
- Shotton Colliery 64 km
- Murton, County Durham 70 km
- New Silksworth 76 km
- Yorkshire Gliding Club Sutton Bank 2.5 km
- Ampleforth College 8.7 km
- Boltby Forest 9 km
- Duncombe Park Army Camp 9 km
- Thirsk Racecourse 10 km
- Former RAF Dalton 10 km
- Duncombe Park 10 km
- RAF Topcliffe 11 km
- Thirsk & Northallerton Golf Club 11 km
- Allenbrooke Barracks 12 km