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- Collection: Frank Woolrych Collection
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Isabelle Gerrard
A Gathering of Clergy - FJW00259
Front row, R to L: James Alison, Howard Pask, Tony Buglass, John Gott, Stanley Kirby.
A Gathering of Clergy - FJW00260
The retirement party for Rev Stanley Kirby, 29th October, 2005.
Front row, R to L: James Alison, Howard Pask, Tony Buglass, John Gott, Stanley Kirby. Rev Kath Lawson, (Vale Baptist Church Todmorden). Rev Ernie Walley (Yorkshire Baptist Association…
Front row, R to L: James Alison, Howard Pask, Tony Buglass, John Gott, Stanley Kirby. Rev Kath Lawson, (Vale Baptist Church Todmorden). Rev Ernie Walley (Yorkshire Baptist Association…
A Gathering of Clergy - FJW00261
Front row, R to L: James Alison, Howard Pask, Tony Buglass, John Gott, Stanley Kirby.
Barber Gledhill - FJW00101
First President of the Hebden Bridge Local History Society
Birchcliffe Chapel War Memorial - FJW00135
After the memorial was cleaned in June 2009
Birchcliffe Chapel War Memorial - FJW00136
After the memorial was cleaned in June 2009
Birchcliffe Hall Interior, Aug 2011 - FJW00149
Prior to the HLF funded refurbishment.
Boats waiting to go through Standedge Tunnel - FJW00123
The boats are covered with thick sheets of rubber to prevent damage in the narrow tunnel.
Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer - FJW00210
This is a photograph of the original painting hanging at Chatsworth House. A tapestry version of this picture was given to Hebden Bridge Local History Society
Commemorative Lectern - FJW00264
Thanks to generous sponsorship, the Hebden Bridge Literary and Scientific society were able to purchase this splendid lectern to commemorate their 100th birthday and in memory of Me Colin Spencer, a founder member of the Hebden Bridge local history…
Cutting The Cake - FJW00258
Ruth Ryder with Rev Stanley Kirby cutting the cake at the retirement party for Rev Stanley Kirby, 29th October, 2005.
Cylinder Sizing Machine, Queen Street Mill near Burnley - FJW00285
For a typical plain cloth woven at Queen Street Mill, the beams for the looms may have needed between 1500 and 2500 strands (ends) winding onto them. When a loom is weaving these ends take a lot of wear and tear as the shed (the ‘tunnel’ for the…