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Volunteers at the AA Box 442
Posted inFeatured History North Yorkshire

Volunteers step in to protect historic AA call box near Aysgarth

Yorkshire Dales National Park volunteers have carried out repair and conservation work around the Grade II-listed AA Box 442 near Aysgarth, with the AA's Heritage Team contributing £400 towards the cost.
August 17, 2026Tags: Aysgarth, Swinithwaite, Wensleydale

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