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House with mullion windows. - RUD00146
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Hoyle House, off Water Hill, Warley - DMC05100
The left hand section is dated 1885. The three gables on the right are 17th century. For further information on the history of this property see The Halifax Antiquarian Transactions 1918.
Hurstwood Hall, near Burnley - DTA00349
Hurstwood Hall was built in 1579.
Kirklees Priory - HLS01364
PH/12.
Little Burlees, Hebden Bridge, 1949 - HLS00143
The Grade II listed house dates from about 1640.
Long Can, Ovenden Wood Road, Halifax, 1980 - CBC06065
This building is now a pub named Long Can Hall.
Lower Clough Foot, Cragg Rd, Cragg Vale, 1984 - CBC00638
Grade II
House. Early C17. Large dressed stone, stone slate roof. 2 storeys. L-shaped. 3-room front with rear dairy under wide gable with projecting bay to hall to the north. Lobby-entry plan, with door in rear wall. South front has service end at…
House. Early C17. Large dressed stone, stone slate roof. 2 storeys. L-shaped. 3-room front with rear dairy under wide gable with projecting bay to hall to the north. Lobby-entry plan, with door in rear wall. South front has service end at…
Lower Quickstavers, Sowerby - RAC1957.098.1
Architecture, Mullion Window, Sowerby, Porch, Farm
Lower Quickstavers, Sowerby - RAC1957.098.2
Architecture, Mullion Window, Sowerby, Porch, Farm
Lower Snape, Sowerby - RAC1957.099.1
Architecture, Mullion Window, Sowerby, Hoodmould, House, Bell-shaped Decoration
Mayroyd Hall, Hebden Bridge - RUD00149
Situated between Hebden Bridge and Mytholmroyd. From a stereographic photograph.
Mayroyd Hall, Hebden Bridge c1900 - ALC04588
The Hall is situated just above the A646 opposite the station and the former Mayroyd Mill.
Mullion Windows - PNH01306
Note the drip stones above.
Mytholmroyd Farm - DEF00122
Situated at the bottom of Scout Road, Mytholmroyd.
It is a late medieval timber framed T-plan house cased in stone in the 17th century and reputedly gave its name to the district. (Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion)
It is a late medieval timber framed T-plan house cased in stone in the 17th century and reputedly gave its name to the district. (Malcolm Bull's Calderdale Companion)
Oakwell Hall, from the South - HLS05979
Slide 1. Oakwell Hall, Birstall, is a building rich in historic lore, and is besides one of the best specimens of a halled-house of the sixteenth century - the date upon it is 1583, and the builder, Henry Batt, appears to have been a most eccentric…
Oakwell Hall, Great Hall Looking West - HLS05989
Slide 11. Very somber it was; long, vast, and dark; one latticed window lit it dimly - the wide old chimney contained now no fire, for the present warm weather needed it not; it was filled with willow boughs. The gallery on high opposite the entrance…
Oakwell Hall, Plaster Work to Windows - HLS05991
Slide 13. The sides of the mullioned windows in the same room are ornamented with some quaintly designed decoration plaster panels.
Oakwell Hall, View from South Edge of Moat - HLS05992
Slide 14. Such is the central point of the scenery in which walk the dauntless 'Shirley', the gentle Caroline, the Rectors, the inimitable Curates, and all the dramatis personae who take part in this perfect West Riding Drama.
As it is around this…
As it is around this…
Oakwell Hall, view from the Gallery - HLS05984
Slide 6. Ascending the Staircase we reach the Gallery on the upper floor. The Oaken Balusters and handrail of the gallery front are seen, also a portion of the large Hall Window.