Introduction
The landscape and heritage, the vision for its future and the people involved.
Read more
Browse section
Land of Iron
150 years ago many parts of the North York Moors looked very different to the present day – the valleys and hills were filled with fire, smoke and noise as they helped fuel the industrial revolution. A short but intense period of ironstone mining and railway construction left a huge impact on the landscape and its communities that can still be seen today.
The Land of Iron project tells the fascinating story of this trailblazing period of industrial growth and exploitation. The project has recorded, conserved and protected some of the most iconic structures that remain, helped nurture the wildlife that has reclaimed these spaces, and ensured this important part of our history is not forgotten.
Help evaluate the Land of Iron project today
Resources for Change are currently evaluating the Land of Iron project and we would appreciate your feedback. Please complete a short 5 minute survey to have your say on the project and the impact it has had.
Be involved
Find out more at our events and activities or volunteer your time to help make a difference.
Read more 
