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Widdop Road - DTA00184
Widdop Road beyond Slack, Heptonstall, blocked by snow.
Widdop Road - DTA00155
Widdop Road on the moors between Hebden Bridge and Colne, here looking in the Hebden Bridge direction.
Widdop Reservoir - DTA00154
The reservoir was designed by J. F. Bateman for Halifax Corporation to provide a water supply from Widdop to Halifax, 8 miles away.
It was constructed under an Act of Parliament passed in 1868. The first sod was cut on 26th July 1871 by Mayor H. C.…
It was constructed under an Act of Parliament passed in 1868. The first sod was cut on 26th July 1871 by Mayor H. C.…
Widdop Gate - DTA00120
The Widdop Road starts at Slack above Heptonstall and goes to Colne and Burnley.
Weavers Square, Heptonstall - DTA00194
Weavers Square, Heptonstall with the towers of the two churches
Warley - DTA00276
Maypole Inn at Warley
Walshaw, nr Hebden Bridge - DTA00201
Situated at the top end of the Hardcastle Crags Valley, this was used for many years as a shooting lodge by Lord Savile.
Upper Calderdale - DTA00327
Upper Calderdale, clearly showing the Anglo-Saxon farming land on both sides of the Calder gorge
Unknown location - DTA00280
Can you identify?
Unknown - DTA00246
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Track in Lee Wood, Heptonstall - DTA00375
Section of road on Jeffrey's map of 1775, in Lee Wood, Heptonstall, on the way to cross the river Hebden at New Bridge, Hardcastle Crags
Todmorden Old Hall - DTA00359
This was the Post Office at one time, then a restaurant, now a private residence.
The Upper Calder Valley - DTA00169
Calder Valley with Stoodley Pike in the distance
The Thinker - DTA00258
Crown Point, above Heptonstall
The Road to Hebden Hey - DTA00271
Hebden Hey Road running through Lee Wood from Heptonstall Road to the Scout hut in Hardcastle Crags. This is just before the junction with the track that turns down hill to the Blue Pig at Midgehole.