
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: Scott Lane. Perhaps named after 18th century Scottish drovers who used it as a watering place, or after Scottish raiders who destroyed Wetherby in 1318. This building once housed Mrs Emily Wardman's Museum. The Wardman family have given many years of public service to the town.
Scott Lane is named either after 18th century Scottish drovers who used it for watering their livestock or Scottish raiders involved in the destruction of Wetherby in 1318; the lane's former building housed Mrs Emily Wardman's Museum, highlighting the Wardman family’s long-standing public service to the town.
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Places near here
Wetherby HouseListed building · 34 yd
6 and 8, Scott LaneListed building · 50 yd
Town HallVisitor information · 59 yd
Wetherby War MemorialMemorial · 159 yd
The sculpture 'Spawning Salmon' by Micahel LiesenerPublic sculpture · 166 yd
The Huguenot ArchMemorial · 183 yd
Wetherby BridgeScheduled monument · 195 yd
Boundary Stone - A661 Spofforth Hill - WetherbyMonument or public art · 925 yd
Crowcroft BankWood · 1207 yd
Wetherby RacecourseLarge sports centre · 1.0 mi
Crow WoodWood · 1.1 mi
Rigton HillMountain / peak · 2.9 miOther information
Photo: Mike Kirby on Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0