1	Photo tour of the Ouseburns
2	Aldwark Toll Bridge If you enter the Ouseburns from the east you will cross the river Ure on this picturesque wood decked bridge. It was built in 1873 replacing one built under a 1772 act of parliament.
3	Fish Pond Bridge This Bridge now spans the small stream called Ouse Gill Beck, the tributary from which the River Ouse takes it’s name. It use to have a lake on each side of it but these have unfortunately become silted up.
4	Fish Pond Bridge It was built by the Thompson family of Kirby Hall and was probably designed by the famous York architect John Carr.
5	Holy trinity Church Little Ouseburn This beautiful small church in it’s rural setting provides an oasis of peace in a busy world.
6	Holy trinity Church Little Ouseburn It has ancient foundations, the tower is thought to have Saxon origins. There are many Saxon carved stones built into the fabric of the church and also a number of Roman cut stones with their typical lewis holes.
7	Holy trinity Church Little Ouseburn There is also documentary evidence from the Fountains Abbey Chartulary of a chapel on or near this site in the 13^th century dedicated to the Saxon Saint Bega. http://www.stbees.org.uk
8	Thompson Family Mausoleum This mausoleum in Little Ouseburn churchyard was built in the mid 1700’s for Henry Thompson and is an early example of the Palladian style of building.
9	Great Ouseburn School Our popular and successful village school is another legacy of the Thompson family. More information about the school can be found on their website www.greatouseburn.n-yorks.sch.uk
10	Yeoman’s Cottage The writing over the door says Anno Dom 1637 R.T.
11	St. Mary’s Church Great Ouseburn Great Ouseburn Church stands on the highest point in the village.
12	St. Mary’s Church Great Ouseburn The Church has a Norman tower, 13^th Century Belfry and 15^th Century Chancel
13	St. Mary’s Church Great Ouseburn The stained glass in the tower depicts our shepherd.
14	Great Ouseburn Vicarage Next door to the church stands the impressively sized vicarage. The site of many garden fetes.
15	Manor House & Post Office The Manor House with the Post Office next door.
16	The Crown Inn The Crown Inn famous for it’s food local beers and wine and the winner of many awards from Les Routiers and Yorkshire Life.
17	Village Green Great Ouseburn Village Green with old signpost showing we use to be in the West Riding.
18	Millennium Stone The Millennium seat on the Green. The stone has been on the Green for longer than people can remember. The inscription is from Romeo and Julliet Act 3 Scene 5 :- “I have more care to stay than will to go”
19	Piper’s Lane Pond Recently restored the pond on the corner of Piper’s Lane is a lovely place to sit and listen to nature.