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The Anne Lister Walk

£5.99

A beautiful illustrated map of this 5½-mile route around Anne Lister's home of Shibden Dale, interspersed with historical information and extracts from her diaries.

Categories: Anne Lister Walk, Map

A2 Art Print: The Anne Lister Walk

£48.99

An A2 print of the Anne Lister Walk on textured giclee card.

Categories: Anne Lister Walk, Art Print

Art Print: Anne Lister’s Shibden Dale

£9.99 – £48.99

An A3 or A2 print of the landscape around Anne Lister's Shibden Hall near Halifax, taken from The West Yorkshire Woods and available in simple card or textured giclee card.

SKU: N/A Categories: Anne Lister Walk, Art Print, West Yorkshire Woods

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