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A rare and important example of an aisled timber-framed open hall dating to 1464 and encased in stone in late 16th century. The Hall was probably built for the Draper family, who were cloth merchants. The estate is typical of the post-medieval…

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The part on the right hand end has now been demolished.

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Brownhill and Tincell off Thorney Lane, Midgeley

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Near Higher Wormald on the Rishworth side of the valley.

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Looking towards Blackshaw Head. The bungalow is on the site of the former Broadstone Chapel.

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Spinning demonstration by Beryl Binns in the sheep section.

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SD 92NE HEPTONSTALL C.P. WIDDOP ROAD Heptonstall

7/167 Barn 10 m to north west of Greenwood Lee 1.11.66 (formerly listed as Barn at Greenwood Lee) G.V. II*

Large aisled barn, late C16. Finely dressed stone, stone slate roof. North entrance…

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Situated at the top end of the Hardcastle Crags Valley, this was used for many years as a shooting lodge by Lord Savile.

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Upper Calderdale, clearly showing the Anglo-Saxon farming land on both sides of the Calder gorge

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Beyond this picture to the right is Bell Hole, of coiners' fame. The road in the middle of the picture runs from Mytholmroyd to Blackstone Edge.

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Narrow stone bridge over the Colden Beck. The buildings behind the bridge and slightly to the left are Higher Colden, with beyond that to the right Old Edge.

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Haworth Old Road, Thurrish can be seen on the left and Lane Head on the right. August 1950.

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A stretch of old causey on the stairs just above Thurrish, looking down towards Crimsworth Dean August 1950.

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3rd May 1959. Higher Pilling is the farm on the left, and building right of centre is Newhouses, on Smithy Lane.

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The aisled halls of the Halifax region form a unique group within the north of England. Dating from the 14th century they are evidence of the prosperity of the medieval yeoman clothier who wished to demonstrate his wealth by building a large…
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