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Crimsworth Dean - BIM00275
View from Small Shaw Lane, Pecket Well. The house at the bottom of valley Weat Ing and farm on hill side Abel Cote
Jack Bridge, Crimsworth Dean 2005 - DMC00166
Jack Bridge carries Dick Dean Lane over Paddock Beck.
Walkers on Stairs Edge - DMC00175
This is the old route from Hebden Bridge to Haworth. This photo was the winner of 'Summer' competition of Pennine Prospects.
Lumb Bridge, Crimsworth Dean - DMC00218
Lumb Falls was the setting for Ted Hughes' poignant poem about six young men who went off to war in 1914.
Crimsworth Dean, Hebden Bridge - DMC00471
Photograph of Crimsworth Dean taken from Haworth Old Road looking towards Hebden Bridge (2000)
Crimsworth Valley - DTA00202
The Hollin Hall Pumping Station is on the left of the picture, and the centre is Hollin Hall Frame now the offices of the National Trust in Hardcastle Crags.
Looking up the Crimsworth Valley - DTA00248
Hollin Hall farm can be seen on the left
Lumb Falls - DTA00346
The packhorse bridge and Lumb Falls in Crimsworth Dene
Abel Cross, Crimsworth Dean - JNB00514
A pair of wayside crosses near the edge of Shackleton Moor. Postcard dated 1984.
Sunny Bank, Crimsworth Dean - KST00544
This is the hillside opposite Crismsworth Dean Chapel. The farm in the centre is Sunny Bank, above to the right is Nook and Coppy is on the skyline. The diagonal track is Sunny Bank Road and just off the image bottom right corner is Lumb Falls.
Crimsworth Dean and Wheat Ing - STW00139
Looking up the Crimsworth Valley.
Horse Bridge, Crimsworth Dean - TWA00229
HORSE BRIDGE lies in Horse Bridge Clough in Crimsworth Dean and from its name it would appear that it was originally a pack-horse bridge. The present single-arch stone bridge was probably built when Lord Savile had the road made
Lumb Bridge, Crimsworth - TWA00239
LUMB BRIDGE is the fine single-arch stone pack-horse bridge in Crimsworth Dean at Lumb Falls. W.B. Crump expressed his opinion that the bridge “can hardly be later than 17th century and is not earlier than the 16th".
Hebden Bridge - Crimsworth Dean - LYR00227
LYRS 4204 - Lumb Waterfall, Grimsworth Dean, nr Hardcastle Crags,( note the incorrect spelling Grimsworth not Crimsworth) as featured on a B&W postcard published by the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway promoting days out to Hebden Bridge by train.
Crimsworth Dene, Hebden Bridge - STW00131
View looking up Crimsworth Dene and at the bottom The Lodge at the gates to Hardcastle Crags
Crimsworth Dean, Midgehole, Hebden Bridge - STW00132
View of Crimsworth Dene looking over New Bridge and The Lodge at the gates to Hardcastle Crags.