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Crimsworth Dean, Midgehole, Hebden Bridge - STW00132
View of Crimsworth Dene looking over New Bridge and The Lodge at the gates to Hardcastle Crags.
Crimsworth Dene, Hebden Bridge - STW00131
View looking up Crimsworth Dene and at the bottom The Lodge at the gates to Hardcastle Crags
New Bridge, Midgehole and Crimsworth Dene, Hebden Bridge - STW00127
View over New Bridge looking up Crimsworth Dene. Bottom ledft New Bridge Mill and in the centre the Gate Lodge and The Drive through Hardcastle Crags.
The River Hebden at New Bridge, Midgehole - STW00115
On the right the Lodge at the gates to Harcastle Crags and on the left New Bridge Mill. By the time of this photo the upper floor of the mill had been converted into Tea Rooms advertised on the gable end.
New Bridge, Midgehole - RDA00154
Originally a water powered cotton mill, by the time this photo was taken it was used by Frank Leelo as Tea Rooms to cater for the vast number of visitors to Hardcastle Crags. The Lodge at the gates into the Crags is on the right hand side.
Cragg Hall Lodge - TWA00160
Lodge Gates, near Hinchliffe Arms, Cragg Vale. Previously the lodge for Cragg Hall
Vicarage and Lodge, Cragg Vale, Mytholmroyd. - WAO00228
The lodge, at the entrance to New Cragg Hall. The hall was enlarged in 1904 by Helen and William Simpson-Hinchliffe, but destroyed by fire in 1921. The lodge is shown here with its original archway. This archway was later widened by them to allow…
Crimsworth Dean - EIL00130
Looking down over Midgehole. This Post Card from the "Lion" Series has been hand coloured (no colour film at the time). The postage required is 1/2d or 1d if foreign.
The Lodge, Midgehole, Hebden Bridge. - ALC05123
The lodge at the entrance gates into Hardcastle Crags. Postcard
Entrance Lodge, Shibden Park - HLS06031
Slide 2 - The principle entrance to the park is on the highway from Hipperholme to Halifax, at Godley Cutting. The Entrance Lodge is an imposing building, but rather heavy in appearance. Above the pointed archway is a shield, bearing the Lister arms.
Gilling Castle, from South Terrace - HLS05806
Slide 5 - Our next slide shows the south side of the Castle in its entirety, from one of the terrace walks. With the exception of the Keep, and some other portions, the house was re-modelled to conform to the prevailing Classic taste by Sir John…
Gilling Castle, distant view from the South - HLS05804
Slide 3 - There was an Ivo-de-Etton who exercised his rights as Lord of the Manor of Gilling in 1290. His son Thomas succeeded him, and a daughter Elizabeth, married Thomas Fairfax of Walton. Gilling continued in the family of Fairfax until the death…
Gilling Castle, the lodge Gates - HLS05802
Slide 1 - The village of Gilling, nestling by a brook's side at the foot of woody slopes, is very picturesque. Immediately opposite the Church is the Entrance lodge and gates of Gilling Castle.
Entering through these we pass along a carriage drive…
Entering through these we pass along a carriage drive…
Farnley Hall, the Entrance Lodge - HLS05792
Slide 1 - Leaving Otley, which is situated under the famed Chevin, and passing over the stone bridge of seven arches which crosses the Wharfe and then taking the road to our right, we shortly reach the Lodge at the entrance to the Farnley domains,…
Midgehole & Lane Ends, c1950 - HLS00219
The building in the foreground is New Bridge Mill which was demolished in the 1950s. Above it is the Lodge at the gates into Hardcastle Crags. At the top of the picture is the war memorial on Smeakin Hill at Pecket Well.
Mitchell Bros Mill, Old Town - DEP00103
The Mitchell Mill reservoir on Wadsworth Moor. The water was used to power the turbine near Sandy Gate. The turbine was stopped or started by a large valve situated in a wooden hut over the mill dam.
Lumbutts, Mankinholes & Stoodley Pike - DMC00243
Harvelin Park in middle distance.