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Pecket Shed, Hebden Bridge - PNH01424
Now converted to residential use.
Interior of Automobilia Restaurant - PNH01225
Located in the old canteen building of the former Acre Mill, Old Town, the Automobilia Transport Museum opened in 1980 where it remained until 1996 when it relocated to Huddersfield. This photo is of the museum restaurant.
Hare and Hounds, Old Town - PNH01158
Known locally as Lane Ends. When this picture was taken the landlord,Fred Patchett, is described as selling Ale & Porter
Hebden Bridge - Station Road and Machpelah. - PNH00780
Winter view from the north hillside over Hebden Bridge station and Machpelah. Old Town Mill chimney on the skyline
Acre Mill, Old town - DAH00217
The Hare and Hounds Inn is in the foreground and Acre Mill in the background. The mill was originally built as a textile mill but was taken over by Cape Asbestos in 1939. The company moved to Westmorland in the 1970s leaving a legacy of crippling…
In the Rafters Restaurant, Automobilia, Old Town, Christmas 1987 – BCC00181
Santa arrived in a 1922 Bullnose Morris
The Bar at Automobilia – BCC00180
The Rafters Restaurant at Automobilia.
On the Moor at Old Town – BCC00173
Cllr Janet McConachie, Mayor of Hebden Royd 1983-84 with Brian Collins and the Bullnose Morris at Old Town.
Mayor Janet McConachie – BCC00172
Cllr Janet McConachie, Mayor of Hebden Royd 1983-84 pictured on the moor at Old Town.
The Bullnose Morris at Old Town – BCC00170
Cllr Janet McConachie, Mayor of Hebden Royd 1983-84 with Brian Collins pictured on the moor at Old Town.
Automobilia at Old Town, Hebden Bridge – BCC00169
Vintage car in need of some TLC.
On The Road at Old Town – BCC00167
Going for a spin in the Bullnose Morris
Automobilia at Old Town, Hebden Bridge – BCC00166
Brian Collins in the driving seat of his Bullnose Morris.
Automobilia at Old Town, Hebden Bridge – BCC00165
The Bullnose Morris ready to go!
Automobilia – BCC00124
Kaye Colline-Butterworth
Whitsun on Old Town Village Green - DEP00442
The building on the right is Parrock, and on the left is Mitchell's canteen. the gentleman in black at the front will be a clergyman, possibly an important one from away as this is such a large gathering from various local chapels.
