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Upper Calderdale - DTA00327
Upper Calderdale, clearly showing the Anglo-Saxon farming land on both sides of the Calder gorge
On the Calderdale Way - DTA00328
Can anyone identify where?
Broadbottom Farm, Hebden Bridge - EWW00123
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…
Distant view of Sprotbrough Hall - HLS06028
Slide 20 - ...and take our leave by showing a distant view of the Hall, the Church and the wooded landscape of 'Sprotbro's fair domains' past' which the silver
'Stream of Don winds its meandering course.'
'Stream of Don winds its meandering course.'
Farm at Widdop - SWA00112
New Bridge End Farm, Red Spa Moor Moor on the Widdop Road. Formally farmed by John Westall.
On The Farm - ING00141
Sir Bernard's brother farmed at Deerstones Farm, Triangle and Sir Bernard looked after the farm in August 1995 so that brother Derek could have a week's holiday. A neighbour helped out at milking time.
On The Farm - ING00142
Sir Bernard's brother farmed at Deerstones Farm, Triangle and Sir Bernard looked after the farm in August 1995 so that brother Derek could have a week's holiday. A neighbour helped out at milking time.
On The Farm - ING00143
Sir Bernard's brother farmed at Deerstones Farm, Triangle and Sir Bernard looked after the farm in August 1995 so that brother Derek could have a week's holiday. A neighbour helped out at milking time. The phonecall was not staged!
On The Farm - ING00144
Sir Bernard's brother farmed at Deerstones Farm, Triangle and Sir Bernard looked after the farm in August 1995 so that brother Derek could have a week's holiday. A neighbour helped out at milking time.
Old Farm Machinery, Erringden Moor, Hebden Bridge. - WSC00149
To the right of the tree Heptonstall Church is just visible.
Hebden Bridge from near Heights Road. - WSC00231
In the centre of the photo Dodd Naze housing on Wadsworth Lane.
A view of Ratcher and Hough Stones, above Hallbottom - MOT00115
Three hundred years ago, most of the population would be found in the farms and cottages on the upland "shelf", in areas such as Shore, Mankinholes and Bottomley. Families were self-sufficient, growing and producing most of their own food and…
Sharpening scythes with strickle boards - PNH01072
Can anyone throw any more light on this picture.
Haymaking at Sands Farm, Sowerby - EFM00165
Pulling a hay cock by means of hay ropes. Sands Farm is between Hathershelf and Boulderclough.