Wetherby - West Yorkshire a market town you will find in England offers a great spot to visit.
This spot is located on River Wharfe and also the midway location between London and Edinburgh.
Here you will find many antique buildings and older locations.
Including that bridge that you use to get into town it is a Grade II bridge.
This location has a lot of inns due to being the midway point in travel for many.
The Knights Templar would receive much of the land in this area during the years of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
While 1240 would see the first charter being granted and the first market would be able to be held.
But the years of 1318 to 1319 would see many problems due to the Scots invading.
When coaching was popular this location would hold some forty inns for those travelers making the trip.
Also Wharfedale Brewery would be in this location for many years, plus the location that would house the spot where Oxley's mineral water was produced.
Though it would be destroyed in the 50s and a bus depot would replace it.
Famous actor Clark Gale would be stationed at the airfield that was located nearby during the war years too.
The shopping area would be updated in the 1970s and a glass roof would be placed over it.
Offering shoppers a pleasant and fantastic way to shop and enjoy the sun.
When you take a walk through town you will notice many blue plaques located around.
These are points that are notable in past history.
The plaques were placed up by the town council to allow people to learn more.
Find plaques located where a castle once stood and even where town hall, Red Lion public house and so many other locations have been in the past.
Since there is no museum in the area this is a great way to learn a bit about the past history of this location.
That and you can head to the library to learn a bit more.