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Great House, Midgley - EFM00137
At one time John Walker, who had a coal depot in Luddendenfoot, lived at Great house. The building to the left was once a slaughter house.
Castle Carr, Luddenden Dean - EFM00120
This mock mediaeval mansion was constructed between 1859 and 1867. Demolition started in 1962 and only a few sections remain today.
The Fountain at Castle Carr, Luddenden Dean - EFM00116
The water garden was designed by John Hogg of Halifax, on behalf of Halifax Water Corporation in compensation for building the nearby reservoirs.
Looking down on Mytholm - BIM00836
The sheltered housing complex of Mytholm Meadows is being built
Hebden Water, Hebden Bridge - BIM00778
Looking towards St George's Bridge with the Council Offices on the left and the rear of buildings on Bridge Gate on the right.
Scene From the Bridge - BIM00775
The White Swan as seen from the old packhorse bridge, Hebden Bridge.
Carlton Building, Hebden Bridge - BIM00694
The former Co-op building.
Luddenden Foot - BIM00674
Demolition of the former British Furtex mill.
The Old Bridge from St Georges Bridge, Hebden Bridge - BIM00599
The timber bridge which gave its name to the town probably stood a little further upstream than the present stone structure which dates from about 1510. Legacies financed the construction: for example, James Grenewode of Wadsworth left 3s. 4d to the…
Mytholm on an Autumn Day - BIM00534
Mytholm, just to the west of Hebden Bridge. Bankfoot Garage is in the foreground, above and to the right is St James' Church, and in the distance is Lumb Bank, home of the Arvon Foundation and former home of Ted Hughes. The garage has now been…
Maude's Clog Soles, Mytholmroyd - PNH02003
A huge sawmill employing over 100 people making nothing but soles for clogs. For further information see: http://www.clogs.co.uk/history.htm
There she goes! - PNH01993
Mayroyd area, Hebden Bridge. The chimney from Mayroyd Mill is just going to miss Victoria Mill. The telepone box is directly opposite the station entrance.
Looms - PNH01975
Fielden Bros, Waterside Mill, Todmorden. c1912.
Nutclough Mill, Hebden Bridge - PNH01948
This is a drying machine. After cloth was dyed or washed, it passed through this machine which consisted of cylinders, which were about 1.5 meters long and made of copper or brass. The cylinders were heated by steam and rotated thus drying the…