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River Calder in Flood - HLS01123
Blackpit Aqueduct
Portsmouth Floods, 1982, Todmorden - TAS01499
Damage at Roebuck Inn
Portsmouth Floods, 1982, Todmorden - TAS01498
Damage at Roebuck Inn
Portsmouth Floods 1982, Todmorden - TAS01497
Damage at Roebuck Inn
Portsmouth floods 1982 Todmorden - TAS01501
Damage at Roebuck Inn
Portsmouth floods 1982 Todmorden - TAS01500
Damage at Roebuck Inn
Mytholmroyd flood, 1946 - RCF00148
Burnley Road from Caldene Bridge. The far belisha beacon looks soon to be submerged.
Mytholmroyd - 1946 Floods. - ALC00433
Junction of Caldene Avenue and Burnley Road.
Market Street, Hebden Bridge flood - WAO00299
Flood in Market Street, Hebden Bridge, possibly 1946
Market Street, Hebden Bridge flood - WAO00297
Flood in Market Street, Hebden Bridge, possibly 1946
King Street, Hebden Bridge 1932 Flood - ALC00385
Taken from the bridge leading to the Stubbing Wharf.
Hope Street, Hebden Bridge, 1946. - HBC00705
Cleaning up Hope Street after the flooding.
Hebden Bridge 1946 Flood - ALC00384
Hope Street. The building with the gabled porch was for many years the Police Station.
Hebden Bridge 1946 Flood - ALC00383
Albert Street looking down to Crossley Mill on New Road, with the Albert Hotel on the right and Croft Mill on the left. The floods of 1946 were generally regarded as the worst of the 20th century. Albert Street, Hebden Bridge, was among the areas…
Hebden Bridge 1946 Flood - ALC00381
Market Street looking towards Bridge Lanes and the chimney of Calder Mill.
Hebden Bridge 1946 Flood - ALC00380
New Road and the Picture House.
Floods, Mytholmroyd - WAO00292
Is this Burnley Road, Mytholmroyd?
Floods in Mytholmroyd, 1954 - HBC00771
Clough Mill at the bottom of Midgley Road.
Floods in Burnley Road Todmorden : 1930s
- TAL00218
Taken from under the viaduct. AN 32938466
Floods at Mytholmroyd, September 1954 - HBC01108
View across the main road from Caldene Avenue at approx 9 am when the water had just covered the road. The car was abandoned by the gentleman who took refuge on the house steps of the house, the car was eventually swept along as far as the New Road…