The village of Askrigg in Yorkshire, England, is perched picturesly on the northern slopes of Wensleydale. This 1908 illsutration shows a house in the Jacobean style in Askrigg. The house overlooks the open space by the church, where bullfights took place in the early 1800s. At the time of this illustration, the bullfight ring was still to be seen in the patch of grass, and the wooden balcony between the projecting bays of the house was a favorite position for watching the contests.