One of Our Own Kind part four - rural scenes and landmarks in Yorkshire, iron foundry, printing press. 1970

The video explores the historical and geographical significance of Yorkshire and the River Wharf, highlighting the industrial monuments and the invention of the Wharf Dale printing press. It reflects on the changes and progress over time, emphasizing the impact of industrialization on the region.

What is the river Wharf compared to in terms of its flow?

• A quiet forest

• A fast-moving stream

• The river of time

• A bustling city

What is the unique feature of the memorial in Ottley churchyard?

• It is made entirely of wood

• It is shaped like a railway tunnel

• It is invisible to the naked eye

• It is located underwater

What was the primary industry in Utley?

• Fishing

• Textile manufacturing

• Metalworking

• Agriculture

What was the innovative feature of the Wharf Dale printing press?

• It printed in color

• It used a rotating cylinder

• It was powered by steam

• It had a travelling bed with a fixed cylinder

What does the narrator reflect on regarding the town's history?

• The increase in population

• The significant changes over time

• The town's unchanged landscape

• The decline of the printing industry