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St George Sq, Hebden Bridge - AGW00144
Looking towards St Georges Bridge.
Hebden Bridge Arts Festival 2012 - BLP00104
imove ON THE STREET bringing infectious rhythm to the streets of Hebden Bridge.
Hebden Bridge Arts Festival 2012 - BLP00111
WALKABOUT SUNDAY. Granny Turismo in action!
Hebden Bridge Arts Festival 2012 - BLP00112
WALKABOUT SUNDAY. Granny Turismo in action!
Hebden Bridge Arts Festival, 2012 - BLP00134
Events on 7th July, 2013
The Square, Hebden Bridge - EWA00101
St George's Square, Hebden Bridge. Bridge Mill and the White Lion on the left and Stubbings School behind. See also ALC00364
St. George's Square, Hebden Bridge - DMC00191
The sculpture, by Mike Williams, is of a “fustian knife”, which also serves as a giant sundial gnomon (shadow caster). Fustian knives were used in the manufacture of corduroy, a fabric for which Hebden Bridge was known throughout the world.
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Hebden Bridge Centre - DMC00223
Keighley Road is in the foreground, at its junction with Albert Street. April 2009.
Ada Arden - DEP00408
Ada Arden, on the right, taken outside Hymans Corner Cafe in the Square, Hebden Bridge.
Ada was mother-in-law to Derek Pollard and she and her husband were Aunt and Uncle to Dorothy Hyman, who was an Olympic athlete in the 60s.
Ada was mother-in-law to Derek Pollard and she and her husband were Aunt and Uncle to Dorothy Hyman, who was an Olympic athlete in the 60s.
The White Horse Hotel, Hebden Bridge, May 1962 - HBC00578
The holly tress are still there (2014) but the inn has gone and the area is now a car park The water tower, seen here on the top on the left hand building on the corner of St Georges Square, has since been removed. Hangingroyd House can be seen part…
White Horse Hotel from Crown Street - HBC00631
There had been an inn on this site since 1851. The White Horse Hotel closed its doors 1960 and was demolished in 1962, the site is now a car park. There are two holly trees and these still remain.
St George's Bridge, Hebden Bridge, 1995 - HBC01032
Due to the increase in the weight of traffic many bridges had to be strengthened around this time.
Hebden Bridge - St Georges Bridge about 1895 - HLS05070
Looking across St Georges Bridge, built 1893, to the Square and the large Co-op building with its clock tower. The building on the right on Blackwater Street was demolished to make way for the Council Offices which were built in 1897.
Easter Pace Egg Play, Hebden Bridge - JSB00106
Crowds gathering in St Georges Square Hebden Bridge for the Easter Pace Egg Play, c1975
Bridge Mill, Hebden Bridge, 1980 - JSB00107
On the site of the ancient manorial corn mill and facing St George’s Square, where every Good Friday the local Pace Egg Play is performed, stands Bridge Mill. The present building dates from the late 18th century and was extended in the 1820s when a…
Looking Down on Hebden Bridge - JSB00113
View of Garden Street in Hebden Bridge, August 1973. The top and bottom houses have been demolished but work to create a carpark not yet undertaken. The chimney of Bridge Mill and roof of the Council Offices are in the foreground.
St. George's Square, Hebden Bridge, 1969 - JSB00124
The white painted pub is the Shoulder of Mutton, behind which is the decorative end of the Council Offices. The chimney is on Bridge Mill, and behind the shop with the blind, for many years Bonsall's hardware sop, is Linden Mill..
From St George's Square, Hebden Bridge - JSB00145
Zion Chapel is just right of the centre.