The Dragon's Cache James Herriot’s TV House Part 1

Skeldale House James Herriot. Skeldale House YouTube Credit: Skeldale Hall The boutique B&B is a three-storey Victorian building that is used as the front of the vetinary practice that is home to Siegfried Farnon, Tristan, Mrs Hall and James Herriot, is surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of the Yorkshire Dales. THE building which became famous as Skeldale House in the BBC television series All Creatures Great and Small, has opened to the public for the first time

One handsome house became Skeldale House and the King's Arms pub the Drovers Arms. The instantly recognisable, stone-built Wensleydale building became known to viewers around the world as the location for the veterinary practice where character James Herriot worked.

TV Locations World of James Herriot Visitor Attraction, Home of All Creatures Great & Small

The World of James Herriot award winning family visitor attraction in Thirsk, North Yorkshire The Skeldale House veterinary surgery of central characters Siegfried Farnon and James Herriot is on Trengate The instantly recognisable, stone-built Wensleydale building became known to viewers around the world as the location for the veterinary practice where character James Herriot worked.

The Dragon's Cache James Herriot’s TV House Part 2. Credit: Skeldale Hall The boutique B&B is a three-storey Victorian building that is used as the front of the vetinary practice that is home to Siegfried Farnon, Tristan, Mrs Hall and James Herriot, is surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of the Yorkshire Dales. Stepping through the famous red door of 23 Kirkgate, Thirsk is to step inside the World of James Herriot, the fully-restored site of his original 1940s home and veterinary practice (known in his books as Skeldale House, Darrowby) set in the heart of stunning Herriot Country.

Take a look at the real inspiration for Skeldale House at The World of James Herriot museum r. One handsome house became Skeldale House and the King's Arms pub the Drovers Arms. The original Thirsk building is now home to a museum, The World of James Herriot.