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Post image  In Yorkshire, placing satsumas and coal in Christmas stockings was a tradition with different meanings - one for rewarding good behaviour and the other for punishment.

In Yorkshire, placing satsumas and coal in Christmas stockings was a tradition with different meanings - one for rewarding good behaviour and the other for punishment.

Each door of the History & Heritage Yorkshire Advent Calendar reveals a festive nugget of history, folklore and traditions, curious snippets and the events that shaped the region. Please enlarge the image to read. #AdventCalendar #Heritage #Yorkshire #fFolklore #naughtyornice

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Post image Tolling the Devil’s Knell is a unique centuries-old Christmas Eve tradition practiced at Dewsbury Minster in West Yorkshire, Every Christmas Eve, the church's tenor bell, known as "Black Tom," is tolled once for every year since the birth of Christ.

Tolling the Devil’s Knell is a unique centuries-old Christmas Eve tradition practiced at Dewsbury Minster in West Yorkshire, Every Christmas Eve, the church's tenor bell, known as "Black Tom," is tolled once for every year since the birth of Christ.

Each door of the History & Heritage Yorkshire Advent Calendar reveals a festive nugget of history, folklore and traditions, curious snippets and the events that shaped the region. Please enlarge the image to read. #AdventCalendar #Heritage #Yorkshire #fFolklore

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Post image The Poor Old Hoss of Richmond, or T’Owd ‘Oss as he’s known locally, is a unique tradition featuring a hobby horse with a real horse skull mounted on a pole as his head. Accompanied by a troupe of mummers dressed as huntsmen, they sing special songs and perform a lively act where T’Owd ‘Oss ’dies’ and is dramatically revived by a blast from a hunting horn, bringing plenty of merriment and chaos.

The Poor Old Hoss of Richmond, or T’Owd ‘Oss as he’s known locally, is a unique tradition featuring a hobby horse with a real horse skull mounted on a pole as his head. Accompanied by a troupe of mummers dressed as huntsmen, they sing special songs and perform a lively act where T’Owd ‘Oss ’dies’ and is dramatically revived by a blast from a hunting horn, bringing plenty of merriment and chaos.

Each door of the History & Heritage Yorkshire Advent Calendar reveals a festive nugget of history, folklore and traditions, curious snippets and the events that shaped the region. Please enlarge the image to read. #AdventCalendar #Heritage #Yorkshire #fFolklore #RichmondYorkshire

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Post image Dating back to Celtic times Frumenty, which has several different spellings, is a porridge-like recipe made with cracked wheat. It was served throughout Yorkshire on Christmas Eve.

Dating back to Celtic times Frumenty, which has several different spellings, is a porridge-like recipe made with cracked wheat. It was served throughout Yorkshire on Christmas Eve.

Each door of the History & Heritage Yorkshire Advent Calendar reveals a festive nugget of history, folklore and traditions, curious snippets and the events that shaped the region. Please enlarge the image to read. #AdventCalendar #Heritage #Yorkshire #fFolklore #lFoodandDrink #Chritsmas

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