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Chairs from Heptonstall Church - HLS00280
PH39d Lit & Sci
Chantry House Wall Plaque - KST00253
Heptonstall
Chantry House, Church Lane, Heptonstall - CBC01803
GRADE II
House, former Charnel house for graveyard, dated "1779". Watershot masonry, stone slate roof. 2 storeys and attic. Main entrance to rear has 2 doorways with tie-stone jambs and chamfered surround one blocked to form 2-light window. To…
House, former Charnel house for graveyard, dated "1779". Watershot masonry, stone slate roof. 2 storeys and attic. Main entrance to rear has 2 doorways with tie-stone jambs and chamfered surround one blocked to form 2-light window. To…
Chantry House, Heptonstall - EWA00108
This building stands next the Heptonstall Church graveyard. Since secular properties are not allowed direct access onto consecrated ground, the blocked up doorways leading into the churchyard show that in its earlier days it was an ecclesiastical…
Children at Dawson City, Heptonstall - HLS05248
Many of the navvies who came to Dawson City to work on the construction of the Walshaw Dean reservoirs brought their families with them.
Children playing in churchyard at Heptonstall - JSB00126
Linda Collins (left) and Leslie Williams (right)
Chiserley, Old Town - KEC00357
The impressive gate posts of the former Boston Hill house are in the centre of the picture, with Heptonstall in the distance. Old Town cricket ground can be seen through the trees on the left. Part of the Hebden Bridge Local History Society Archive
Church Clock, Heptonstall Parish Church - KST00240
Manufactured by Bancroft.
Titus Bancroft was born 13th February 1778, probably in Sowerby Bridge. He was baptised on 15th March 1778 at the Northgate End Presbyterian Chapel in Halifax. He died in Halifax on 17th May 1839 and is buried at St John’s…
Titus Bancroft was born 13th February 1778, probably in Sowerby Bridge. He was baptised on 15th March 1778 at the Northgate End Presbyterian Chapel in Halifax. He died in Halifax on 17th May 1839 and is buried at St John’s…
Church Lane, Heptonstall - EWA00113
Looking towards Towngate.
Church Lane, Heptonstall - HBW00670
Leading from Church Lane to Churchyard Bottom. The Old Grammar School (now Heptonstall museum), is the building on the right.
Church Lane, Heptonstall - KEC00365
Showing the rear of Heptonstall Grammar School, now the home of Heptonstall Museum. Part of the Hebden Bridge Local History Society Archive
Church Lane, Heptonstall, September 1972 - JSB00186
The back of the Old Grammar School, now a museum, is on the left.
Church of St Thomas a Becket, Heptonstall - CBC01895
Grade II*
Church, Ruin lacking roof. Founded 1260, fabric of this date survives in tower, raised mid C15 when bells were inserted c.1440. C14 nave and south aisle, north aisle replaced C15 by another nave and north aisle having the unusual feature…
Church, Ruin lacking roof. Founded 1260, fabric of this date survives in tower, raised mid C15 when bells were inserted c.1440. C14 nave and south aisle, north aisle replaced C15 by another nave and north aisle having the unusual feature…
Churchyard, Heptonstall. - BIM00963
Chantry House, at one time a charnal house, a place where human bones were stored.
Cleaning Gravestones - HLS01058
Cleaning gravestones in Heptonstall Churchyard before recording the inscriptions.
Clough Head - DTA00188
Clough Head Farm, Widdop Road, Heptonstall
Coachman's Cottage and Barn, Stoneshey Gate, Widdop Road, Heptonstall - CBC02034
Grade II
Laithe-house mid C18. Hammer-dressed stone, stone slate roof. 2½ storeys to east, single storey to west, with salt-pie roof. West elevation fronts road. Barn to left has semi-circular arched cart or carriage entrance with sash window…
Laithe-house mid C18. Hammer-dressed stone, stone slate roof. 2½ storeys to east, single storey to west, with salt-pie roof. West elevation fronts road. Barn to left has semi-circular arched cart or carriage entrance with sash window…
Colden Clough - Bob Mill Ruins. - HLS05190
Bob Mill was a watered powered cotton spinning mill built in 1805 but probably production did not continue after 1809 and the mill subsequently fell into dilapidation. The adjoining house though seems to have been occupied up until the end of the…
