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Silkstone Camp - MCH00255
There was a camp at Silkstone near Barnsley during both the first and the second World Wars.
VE Day, Halifax, June 18th 1945 - MCH00204
A bird's eye view of the Freedom of the Borough Ceremony at Bull Green Halifax. Inset: Pte. R. Burton, V.C. and The Duke of Wellington
VE Day, Halifax, June 18th 1945 - MCH00203
The scene at Bull Green when the Freedom of the Borough was granted to the Duke of Wellington's Regiment. inset: Ald L. Chambers handing over the deed of Gift to Col. C.J. Pickering
VE Day, Halifax, June 18th 1945 - MCH00202
The "Dukes" marching through Halifax after the Freedom of the Borough ceremony.
William Acrid - DAH00192
Brother of Amy
Sam and Amy, 1919 - DAH00189
Mary's mother and father
Walker Lane WWI Soldiers
Alan Bramwell, a Pennine Horizons Digital Archive volunteer, photographed the poster and then spent many hours digitally restoring the image thus created. The finished image was framed and mounted at Wainsgate Chapel.
Walker Lane WWI Soldiers
The chapel was bought by Eddie Beasley for development into 2 houses. During his restoration work Eddie came across this memorial to the fallen soldiers from the chapel.
WW1 Troops - TAL00531
Dated 16.06.1918 from son Percy to Mother and Father. Royal Army Medical Corps. AN70081533
WW1 Soldier - TAL00530
Royal Flying Corps. Photo by Moffitt, Burnley and Accrington AN70081533
WW1 Soldier - TAL00529
Photo by Moffitt, Burnley and Accrington AN70081533
WW1 Ambulance - TAL00528
Postcard from son Percy to Mother and Father AN70081533
WW1 Troops - TAL00527
Dated 16.06.1918 from son Percy to Mother and Father. AN70081533
Wedding Portrait, Todmorden, 1940s - TAL00439
AN 34132992
Wedding Party, Todmorden, 1940s - TAL00438
AN 34132992
Home Guard - TAL00161
Known affectionately as Dad's Army. AN 32939688
Home Guard - TAL00160
Known affectionately as Dad's Army. AN 32939688
Mounted Parade - PNH00148
Does anyone know where?
The Townsend Family - EIL00616
Sam, Gracie, nee Hartley, and their daughter Ethel who sadly died of typhoid when only 16 years old. They are all buried in Heptonstall Methodist Churchyard.