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Stannery End, Sowerby - RAC1957.106
Architecture, Farm, Sowerby, Barn, Hoodmould, Coiners
Lower Snape, Sowerby - RAC1957.099.1
Architecture, Mullion Window, Sowerby, Hoodmould, House, Bell-shaped Decoration
Lower Quickstavers, Sowerby - RAC1957.098.2
Architecture, Mullion Window, Sowerby, Porch, Farm
Lower Quickstavers, Sowerby - RAC1957.098.1
Architecture, Mullion Window, Sowerby, Porch, Farm
Upper Quickstavers, Sowerby - RAC1957.097
Architecture, Mullion Window, Arch-headed window, Sowerby, Farm
Haymaking at Sands Farm, Sowerby - EFM00165
Pulling a hay cock by means of hay ropes. Sands Farm is between Hathershelf and Boulderclough.
Steep Lane, Sowerby - PNH01607
Boulderclough Chapel is towards the centre at the bottom of the picture, Steep Lane Chapel right of centre higher up, and Crow Hill is on the skyline.
Haugh End, Sowerby - MCH00193
The home of John Carr architect, who designed Harewood House. A Grade 2* listed building.
St Peter's Church, Sowerby, September 1952 - HLS01434
Interior plasterwork 1766. PH11/13.
Hollin Hey, Sowerby - HLS01246
Built 1572. Demolished 1896. PH2/3.
Wood Lane in West Sowerby - HLS01073
Pencil sketch
Wood Lane Hall, Sowerby. - HLS00104
The Grade I listed Wood Lane Hall was built by John Dearden, a wealthy yeoman clothier, in 1649/51.
Haugh End, Sowerby - HLS00216
This is Haugh End, Sowerby, built c1526, sometimes refered to as Old Haugh End. John Tillotson was born here in 1630 he went on to be Archbishop of Canturbury.
Wood Lane Hall, Sowerby - HLS01427
PH11/19.
On the Road to Sowerby - JSB00130
HEPZIBAH Baptist Church now known as Steep Lane Chapel, Sowerby, c1965.
The first chapel on this site was built in 1751 as an Independent Church, but in 1779 it was affiliated to the Baptist movement. A new chapel was built in 1820 and was known…
The first chapel on this site was built in 1751 as an Independent Church, but in 1779 it was affiliated to the Baptist movement. A new chapel was built in 1820 and was known…
St Peter's Church, Sowerby - HLS01337
The sketch and description are from The Calderdale Sketch Book by J. L. Berbiers, published in 1973 by The Halifax Courier Ltd.
The present St Peter
The present St Peter
Sowerby Bridge, and Surroundings - JNB00544
Canal Basin Sowerby Bridge, River Calder Mytholmroyd, St Peter's Church Sowerby, Canal and Christ Church Sowerby Bridge. Postcard dated 1992.
West Yorkshire Heritage, Sowerby Bridge, and Surroundings - JNB00541
County Bridge, St Peter's Church Sowerby, Canal Basin Sowerby Bridge, River Calder Mytholmroyd. Postcard dated 1993.