Keighley

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Keighley (pronounced "keeth-lee") is a town in the English county of West Yorkshire, north west of Bradford in the Aire Valley.

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  • East Riddlesden Hall [1], Bradford Road, 1 mile NE of Keighley on S side of the Bradford Road in Riddlesden, close to Leeds & Liverpool Canal. A629 relief road from Shipley and Skipton signed for East Riddlesden Hall; open 19 March-30 October Tu-We, Sa-Su 12noon-5pm, July-August also open Mo, open Good Friday and Bank Holidays; admission adults £4, children £2, family £10, NT members free - owned and maintained by the National Trust, East Riddlesden Hall is a 17th century manor house found in the outskirts of Keighley in the now-absorbed village of East Riddlesden. Features include gardens, the Rose Window, a Great Barn recently opened to the public, a Priest's Hole and 5 ghosts (including the Grey Lady).
  • Cliffe Castle
  • Keighley and Worth Valley Railway

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