Northallerton - North Riding
Drill Hall, Thirsk road
Earlier, Market place and South parade
Earlier, Market place and South parade
4th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment
The 4th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment was Northallerton's local territorial battalion, which had its headquarters at the Drill Hall on the Thirsk Road. The drill hall was built in 1911 at a cost of £2200, and reportedly opened on 6th December. As the 1st Volunteer Battalion, they were listed in Kelly’s 1905 directory as having ‘Head Quarters – South Parade’ and, before that, in Kelly, 1893, as ‘Market place.’
The 4th Battalion Yorkshire Regiment was Northallerton's local territorial battalion, which had its headquarters at the Drill Hall on the Thirsk Road. The drill hall was built in 1911 at a cost of £2200, and reportedly opened on 6th December. As the 1st Volunteer Battalion, they were listed in Kelly’s 1905 directory as having ‘Head Quarters – South Parade’ and, before that, in Kelly, 1893, as ‘Market place.’
Postcard of Northallerton Drill Hall
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