Monday, 23 June 2014

Croston: Part 2 of 2

An attractive thatched cottage in the village.  
The iconic red telephone box was in someone's garden. 
A view looking back towards the centre of the village. 

A substantial building that has been converted into a large residence. 

In a shop window. 
Croston village cross.  
Formerly the village blacksmith. 
St. Michael's Church. 

Croston Old School, which adjoins the churchyard area, is a Grade 2 listed building, which was built in 1660. It was rebuilt in 1827 (see image below). No longer a a school, it is now used as a community resource centre. 



There are some unusual sculptures of figures in the churchyard.


Floral displays in Church Street. 
The River Yarrow.
Penny Farthing on the front of this house. 

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