Browse Items (130 total)
Sort by:
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.
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 - 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 - 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 Calderdale Way - DTA00328
Can anyone identify where?
Old Bent House, Littleborough - PNH00209
SD 91 NW LITTLEBOROUGH HALIFAX ROAD
(north-west side)
1/28 Old Bent House
and Bent House
Farmhouse
(formerly listed
2/1/67 as Old Bent House)
G.V. II*
House. "IMS 1691" (John and Mary Scott) on door and porch lintels but with C19 and C20 additions.…
(north-west side)
1/28 Old Bent House
and Bent House
Farmhouse
(formerly listed
2/1/67 as Old Bent House)
G.V. II*
House. "IMS 1691" (John and Mary Scott) on door and porch lintels but with C19 and C20 additions.…
Mytholmroyd - THB00177
Cragg road runs across the bottom of the picture, and Dean Hey is to the bottom right of the picture.
Morley Hall Farm - HCC00270
Donated by Denise Ramsden
Misty Morning in the Calder Valley - LLG00498
Can anybody identify?
Midgehole Farm, Hebden Bridge - DMC00491
Midgehole Farm (2000)
Looking up the Crimsworth Valley - DTA00248
Hollin Hall farm can be seen on the left
Lady Royd Farm, Shackleton Hill, Hebden Bridge - ALV00103
At one time there was a school at Ladyroyd for the children of the local farms as it was a long way for them to go to Hebden Bridge, particularly in the winter.