Ruth Harman was an archivist at Sheffield Archives from 1974–2007.

'...this volume describes one of the great architectural treasure grounds in Britain.' – Marcus Binney, The Sunday Times (30/09/2017)‘The new Pevsner guide is a scholarly and illuminating companion [...] and definitive proof that Yorkshire is a jewel in England’s crown.’ ­— Simon Heffer, The Telegraph, 14th October 2017  ‘No village too small; no hamlet too obscure.’  /  ‘The original Pevsner West Riding included the whole Riding and could just about slip in a jacket pocket. This update – staggeringly well-researched – feels more like the Bible which Pevsner guides represent for their admirers.’— Steve McClarence, Yorkshire Post 14th October 2017"[An] exemplary revision." – Kenneth Powell, The Victorian“In updating the text in the light of current scholarship and illustrating it with historic engravings and a series of fine colour photographs, Ruth Harman is to be congratulated in doing justice to a region with widely varying landscape and building types”— David Roffe, Ecclesiology Today

Ruth Harman was an archivist at Sheffield Archives from 1974–2007.

'...this volume describes one of the great architectural treasure grounds in Britain.' – Marcus Binney, The Sunday Times (30/09/2017)‘The new Pevsner guide is a scholarly and illuminating companion [...] and definitive proof that Yorkshire is a jewel in England’s crown.’ ­— Simon Heffer, The Telegraph, 14th October 2017  ‘No village too small; no hamlet too obscure.’  /  ‘The original Pevsner West Riding included the whole Riding and could just about slip in a jacket pocket. This update – staggeringly well-researched – feels more like the Bible which Pevsner guides represent for their admirers.’— Steve McClarence, Yorkshire Post 14th October 2017"[An] exemplary revision." – Kenneth Powell, The Victorian“In updating the text in the light of current scholarship and illustrating it with historic engravings and a series of fine colour photographs, Ruth Harman is to be congratulated in doing justice to a region with widely varying landscape and building types”— David Roffe, Ecclesiology Today

Ruth Harman was an archivist at Sheffield Archives from 1974–2007.

'...this volume describes one of the great architectural treasure grounds in Britain.' – Marcus Binney, The Sunday Times (30/09/2017)‘The new Pevsner guide is a scholarly and illuminating companion [...] and definitive proof that Yorkshire is a jewel in England’s crown.’ ­— Simon Heffer, The Telegraph, 14th October 2017  ‘No village too small; no hamlet too obscure.’  /  ‘The original Pevsner West Riding included the whole Riding and could just about slip in a jacket pocket. This update – staggeringly well-researched – feels more like the Bible which Pevsner guides represent for their admirers.’— Steve McClarence, Yorkshire Post 14th October 2017"[An] exemplary revision." – Kenneth Powell, The Victorian“In updating the text in the light of current scholarship and illustrating it with historic engravings and a series of fine colour photographs, Ruth Harman is to be congratulated in doing justice to a region with widely varying landscape and building types”— David Roffe, Ecclesiology Today