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Exhibition at Birchcliffe Centre, Hebden Bridge - PNH00401
Knur & Spell is a local game believed to have originated in Yorkshire in the C14th.
Exhibition Stand – BCC00176
Promoting Calderdale
Automobilia – BCC00127
Exhibition stand
Todmorden Community College - TAL00668
1960s 0r 70s. AN69926624
Todmorden Community College - TAL00667
1960s 0r 70s. AN69926624
Transport Exhibition, 2002 - ALC05111
At the Tourist Information Centre, Hebden Bridge
Hebden Bridge Community Fayre - PAK00400
Frank Woolrych giving a talk on the Alice Longstaff Collection at the Community Fair held at Hebden Bridge town Hall in October 2010.
The Former Tourist Information Centre, Hebden Bridge in 2005 - PAK00329
An exhibition staged in the window of the former TIC, on the corner of Bridge Gate, before it was converted to fish restaurant.
Exhibition Stand, c1910 - CWS00101
Sam Moore, Commercial Traveller for the Hebden Bridge Fustian Manufacturing Co-operative Society Ltd, standing beside an exhibition stand that was taken all over to shows and exhibitions. The stand took to pieces for ease of transportation.
People start to arrive - MOT00544
People start to arrive at the Making of Todmorden exhibition at Todmorden Town Hall
Hebden Bridge Urban District Council Chairman, 1962 - HBC00975
The Chairman of HRUDC, Cllr Denis Knowles is 2nd from left with his wife Clarice, Chairman's Lady, next to him. Rev W. Barnes is on the right.
The After Alice Project 1000 Photos Event - FJW00277
Pennine Horizons joined with the After Alice Project in a very successful open day at Salem Mill, Hebden Bridge in December 2015
Alice Longstaff Gallery Exhibition - BIM00379
Exhibitions were held at the Tourist Information Centre, Bridge Gate, Hebden Bridge from 1992 to 2003 when the Centre relocated to Butler's Wharf.
The Former Tourist Information Centre - PAK00333
The tourist Information Centre occupied this building at West end, Hebden Bridge from 1986 until it was relocated in 2003. The empty building looked very sad so Hebden Bridge literary and Scientific Society mounted an exhibition in the window,
