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Laying the Foundation Stone - HLS01020
Nazebottom Baptist Church, 1908.
Laying the Foundation Stone - HLS01019
Nazebottom Baptist Church, 1908. The completed chapel was officially opened by Mrs E.J. Crossley of Royd House, Hebden Bridge, on 13th March 1909.
Laying the Foundation Stone - HLS01018
Nazebottom Baptist Church, 1908. The completed church was officially opened by Mrs E.J. Crossley of Royd House, Hebden Bridge, on 13th March 1909..
Laying the Foundation Stone - HLS01017
Nazebottom Baptist Church, 1908.
Hebble End, Hebden Bridge - HLS01009
This photograph was taken in the closing years of the 19th century or the beginning of the 20th. The Rochdale Canal running from the bottom left to the top right makes a useful guide to the town as it was then. The road over the narrow bridge at the…
Baldersdale - HLS00364
One of the engines used in the construction of the Walshaw Dean Reservoirs. This picture is believed to have been taken in 1903 at the halt below Heptonstall Slack.
Hebden Bridge Eastbound Train - HLS00343
An east bound train leaving the town. Date unknown but before the track was quadrupled in 1906. Victoria Mill can be seen above the smoke.
Pallis House, Hebden Bridge - HLS00292
Pallis House or Pallisser House c.1900. Originally the house of the palliser who had been responsible for the fencing, palisade/palings, around Erringden deer park.
Heptonstall Churches - HLS00291
In 1909 the old church was repaired from July to October, after £600 was raised by subscription.
Hebden Bridge Agricultural Show, 1900 - HLS00144
Agricultural Show, 1900 on Calder Holmes. In the background are Crossley's Houses and Crossley Mill.
Wood Lane Hall, Sowerby. - HLS00104
The Grade I listed Wood Lane Hall was built by John Dearden, a wealthy yeoman clothier, in 1649/51.
Bridge and Stepping Stones - HLS00103
On the River Wharfe near Burnsall and below the small village of Hebden, not to be confused with Hebden Bridge.
Brass Band, Hebden Bridge, c1905 - HLS00100
Brass Band at Machpelah c1905. Ref; 008Morgan
Wedding Group, 1904 - GMA00122
Gertrude Attwood's Auntie Edith hand Uncle Jack after their wedding at Cragg Vale Methodist Chapel in 1904. Used as an illustration in Gertrude's book "A Village Childhood"
L&YR Telegram June 1903 - JCA00390
Telegram from Greetland Station.
Exchange Station Manchester. - JCA00367
Postcard with February 1908 post mark.
L&YR Express Collection Van c.1904. - JCA00359
In passenger coaching stock colours it was one of the first L&YR motor vehicles .
L&YR Passenger Train, Mytholmroyd.. - JCA00306
Westbound train between Mytholmroyd and Hebden Bridge which section of track had been quadrupled in 1906.
Crossley & Porter Grammar School, Halifax - DPC00147
Crossley and Porter School History
The Crossley Heath school building owes its existence to the philanthropy of the Crossley brothers, Francis, John and Joseph. In 1857 they formulated a scheme for the establishment of a ‘superior College for the…
The Crossley Heath school building owes its existence to the philanthropy of the Crossley brothers, Francis, John and Joseph. In 1857 they formulated a scheme for the establishment of a ‘superior College for the…
Municipal Technical School - MOT00378
This part of Waterside Mill was handed over to the town to provide technical education in local trades and industries This building was superseded by Calder College in 1955.
Hebden Bridge Station - WSC00155
A famous photo of the station area about 1900. Bottom right the Municipal Gas Works at Crow Nest, above it Mayroyd Mill and then the five storey Victoria Mill with the small station dwarfed by it and the large station warehouse on the other side.…
Linden Mill, Hebden Bridge. - WSC00143
The mill behind Hangingroyd Lane is now known as the Artsmill founded in 2003. Originally it was a purpose built clothing factory, c.1905, producing ready made fustian garments, that is heavy cotton workware such as corduroys and moleskins for which…
Hebden Bridge General View. c1900 - WAO00215
Postcard with December 1904 postmark.
