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Todmorden - PNH01852
Halifax Road, Todmorden, taken from above Lob Mill
Centre Vale Park, Todmorden - PNH01839
John Fielden MP. A statue. in recognition of his part in introducing 'Ten Hours Act' of 1847. The The Ten Hours Act reduced the permitted maximum hours of work for women and children to 10 hrs per day and 58 in any one week.
Horsehold, Hebden Bridge - PNH01816
This house was renovated about 1990. Before that the ground floor was used as an egg store. Photo possibly taken around 1980.
Dobroyd Castle, Todmorden, c. 1869 - PNH01806
Joshua Fielden’s brother John, born in 1822, fell in love with one of his mill workers, Ruth Stansfield. The story goes that she replied to his proposal of marriage by jokingly saying that she would accept on the condition that he built her a castle…
Heptonstall - PNH01779
Footpath from Hepton Drive towards the church
Hebden Bridge - PNH01774
Nutclough Mill and roof of weaving shed
Lydgate, Todmorden - PNH01771
Old weavers cottages
Foxenhall, Soyland, Halifax - PNH01760
Showing the early technique of glazing direct to the stone frame
Blackstone Edge 'Roman Road' - PNH01635
Littleborough, Lancashire. Whilst often called the Roman Road, it's origins are unclear.
Mankinholes - PNH01631
Possibly an old packhorse trail now used by ramblers enjoying the Pennine landscape.
Canal at Luddenden - PNH01622
Back of photo dated 28/10/74, with a reference G/158/53
Rocking Pig, Widdop - PNH01612
Millstone Grit boulders above Widdop, May 1985