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Inn on the Bridge, Hebden Bridge - BIM01181
Re-opened as The Old Gate in 2012
Hare & Hounds, Wadsworth - BIM01175
Known as Lane Ends
Hebden Bridge from Horsehold - BIM01129
The arches of Stubbings School prominent in the centre.
Shoulder of Mutton, Blackshawhead - BIM01092
The 'Top Shoulder' as it was known is now closed as a pub
Wainsgate Baptist Chapel - BIM01090
The Baptist cause was particularly strong in the Hebden Bridge area where several chapels were built from the mid 18th century onwards. None is earlier than Wainsgate, founded in 1759 by the famous Baptist preacher and author Dr John Fawcett. The…
Barges on the Rochdale Canal - BIM01079
Possibly moored outside Nanholme Mill, Todmorden
Reaps Cross, Colden - BIM01063
On a packhorse route to Hurstwood and Colne this medieval wayside cross stands in magnificent moorland above the Gorple reservoirs. In the drought of 1976 the receding water revealed an ancient paved trackway, part of the original medieval causeway…
The Canal, Sowerby Bridge - BIM01038
The end of the Calder & Hebble Navigation at the entrance to the massive lock under Rochdale Road and Tuel Lane wher it joins onto the Rochdale Canal.
View over Hebden Bridge - BIM01012
Stubbings School is to the right of centre, Keighley Road is at the bottom. To the School's right Osborne Street, then going up Balmoral Street, Garden Terrace, Stephen Street, Marlborogh Terrace, Blenheim Street and Birchcliffe Road/Wadsworth Lane.…
Stag Cottage, Heptonstall - BIM00976
Built around 1580 this is probably the oldest surviving house in the village. The building with the red windows was at one time Heptonstall Co-op.
St Thomas a Becket Church, Heptonstall. - BIM00966
The ruins of the old medieval church which following gale damage in the mid-19th century was replace by a new church adjacent to it.
Churchyard, Heptonstall. - BIM00963
Chantry House, at one time a charnal house, a place where human bones were stored.
Interior of the Parish Church, Heptonstall - BIM00942
The church was re-ordered in the 1960s following a legacy from Abraham Gibson.