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County Bridge, Mytholmroyd - MOS00239
Prior to the construction of a footbridge in 1988.
County Bridge, Mytholmroyd - TWA00244
MYTHOLMROYD COUNTY BRIDGE. The first reference to this bridge is in Holinshed's Chronicles (1577) where the river Calder is described as receiving "one rill neere Elphabrught Bridge." Elphabrough Hall was an important hall on the Cragg Vale bank of…
County Bridge, Mytholmroyd, 1988 - MOS00240
Showing the new footbridge in position.
County Bridge, Mytholmroyd, 1988 - MOS00241
Showing the new footbridge in position.
County Bridge, Mytholmroyd, 1988 - MOS00242
Showing the new footbridge in position.
County Bridge, Mytholmroyd, 1988 - MOS00243
Showing the new footbridge in position.
County Bridge, Mytholmroyd, 1988 - MOS00244
Showing the new footbridge in position.
County Bridge, Mytholmroyd. 1963 - HBC00900
Through the left hand arch of the bridge the Elphin Brook joins the River Calder. The building on the very left of the picture was the Mytholmroyd Co-op.
Cragg Road, Mytholmroyd - MCH00101
Post Card dated 1926.
Horse and cart approaching Dauber Bridge. Track on the right is to Parrock Clough and one of the entrances to Broadhead End Clough (Bell Hole)
Horse and cart approaching Dauber Bridge. Track on the right is to Parrock Clough and one of the entrances to Broadhead End Clough (Bell Hole)
Cragg Road, Mytholmroyd - MCH00102
Just before Dauber Bridge looking at the fields of Hoo Hole Farm.
Dauber Bridge, Cragg Road - ALC05121
The building on the right was at one time a toll house. The sign is advertising Players Navy Cut. Dauber Bridge passes over Cragg Brook.
Dog Bridge, Cragg Vale - HLS01229
Postcard probably early 1940's.
Flood Prevention Work, Mytholmroyd - HLS01061
Flood prevention work at County Bridge, Mytholmroyd reveals timber foundation of the bridge built 400 years ago.
Floods in Mytholmroyd, 1946 - HBC00901
Probably taken from the top of the tower of St Michaels'. It looks as if the policeman is suggesting to the car driver on the bridge that it may not be a good idea to continue!
Hawksclough Mill, 1965 - HBC00888
Partial demolition of the mill is taking place. A firm of Blenders and Slitherers occupied the smaller premises for a number of years. The mill was finally demolished in 2013 and the site developed for housing.