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Lane Ends, Midgley - EFM00158
Midgley School is to the left with Rose Hill on the skyline.
Gordon Bank, Midgley - EFM00172
Situated on Ellen Royd Lane.
Delph Hilltop, Midgley - EFM00175
Pinhill Lane. The house is no longer there.
Foster Clough, Heights Road, Midgley - EFM00176
Above Foster Clough is Rough Farm. Looking towards Mount Skip.
Foster Clough, Heights Road, Midgley - EFM00177
Looking towards Midgley.
Shoulder of Mutton, Midgley - EFM00178
Now a private house. The Midgley Community Group started in the room above the arch.
New House Farm, Midgley - EFM00193
The cottage on the right hand side, now gone, used to be a fish and chip shop.
Stocks and Well, Towngate, Midgley - EFM00194
Doves Rest, on the left, and Stocks Farm.
Great House, Midgley - EFM00137
At one time John Walker, who had a coal depot in Luddendenfoot, lived at Great house. The building to the left was once a slaughter house.
Scout Head, Midgley - EFM00151
The Old Lord Nelson was here. The cottages on the right here are Black Rock. The main house has been cut off by a third. The roof on the left is 28 Scout Head.
Draising, Gate House, Midgley - EFM00164
Chain harrowing
Stoney Royd Farmhouse, Bank Bottom, Midgley - CBC00441
Grade: II*
House, dated 1715. Thin coursed hammer dressed stone, ashlar dressings and quoins, stone slate roof. 2 storeys and attics. Double-pile on plan. 5-bay symmetrical facade, the central 3 bays of which break forward slightly with quoined…
House, dated 1715. Thin coursed hammer dressed stone, ashlar dressings and quoins, stone slate roof. 2 storeys and attics. Double-pile on plan. 5-bay symmetrical facade, the central 3 bays of which break forward slightly with quoined…
Stoney Royd Farmhouse, Bank Bottom, Midgley - CBC00442
Grade: II*
House, dated 1715. Thin coursed hammer dressed stone, ashlar dressings and quoins, stone slate roof. 2 storeys and attics. Double-pile on plan. 5-bay symmetrical facade, the central 3 bays of which break forward slightly with quoined…
House, dated 1715. Thin coursed hammer dressed stone, ashlar dressings and quoins, stone slate roof. 2 storeys and attics. Double-pile on plan. 5-bay symmetrical facade, the central 3 bays of which break forward slightly with quoined…