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St John the Baptist in the wilderness, Cragg Vale. - MCH00104
Photo taken from easterly direction.
New Cragg Hall, Cragg Vale - MCH00113
An interesting view showing work in progress on the extension to the building. Old Cragg Hall can just be seen near the top of the photo.
Bull Fall, Cragg Vale - MCH00114
"Bull Fall" is the name given to the woodland behind the Primary School, built high above the road. Across the road from the school is Church Bank Mill. St John in the Wilderness - Cragg Vale's Parish Church being in the foreground.
Hebden Bridge, 1979 - JNB00516
Featured in Remains of Elmet, which contained poems by Ted Hughes.
An excellent view of Foster Mill
An excellent view of Foster Mill
Celebrating 50 Years of ServicePennine Horizons Volunteers Get together - PAK00506
L to R: Ann Kilbey, Beryl Martin, ? , Frank Woolrych, Janina Holubecki, Roger Grimshaw, Lynn Grimshaw, David Martin, Katie Morag, Alice.
Cragg Hall After the Fire - GEE00121
11th August, 1921, the day after the devastating fire that destroyed Cragg Hall.
Cragg Hall After the Fire - GEE00125
11th August, 1921, the day after the devastating fire that destroyed Cragg Hall.
Cragg Hall After the Fire - GEE00124
11th August, 1921, the day after the devastating fire that destroyed Cragg Hall.
Cragg Hall After the Fire - GEE00122
11th August, 1921, the day after the devastating fire that destroyed Cragg Hall.
Cragg Hall After the Fire - GEE00123
11th August, 1921, the day after the devastating fire that destroyed Cragg Hall.
Cragg Hall After the Fire - GEE00120
11th August, 1921, the day after the devastating fire that destroyed Cragg Hall.
Cragg Hall After the Fire - GEE00119
11th August, 1921, the day after the devastating fire that destroyed Cragg Hall.
Kershaw House, Luddenden Foot - JNB00551
This grade II listed building on Luddenden Lane, Luddenden Foot has a long and interesting history. Although it is widely believed to have been built in 1650 by the Midgley family of Midgley, this is not the case. Evidence exists that there has been…
Luddenden Village, Calderdale - JNB00553
Postcard dated 1987
Walsden - RDA00109
Townscape of the small town dominated by its mills. Date unknown.
Piece Hall, Halifax, during restoration. - PNH00951
Originally a cloth hall for selling pieces of cloth, it was ceremoniously opened on January 1st 1779. It flourished for 35 years but increasing mechanisation undermined the handloom weaver and the Piece Hall became redundant. In 1868 it was signed…
Piece Hall, Halifax - PNH00993
Visit by the Duchess of Kent
Piece Hall, Halifax - PNH01036
Hot air balloon over the Piece Hall.
Piece Hall, Halifax - PNH01021
Before restoration
Sandholme, Todmorden. - RDA00123
Looking down the Calder Valley with the Rochdale Canal in the foreground. On the far hillside stands Cross Stone Church.
Dobroyd Castle, Todmorden - RDA00128
The home of the Fielden family. The castle was built for John Fielden between 1866 and 1869 at a cost of £71,589. In the mid-twentieth century it became an approved school, then a Buddhist Retreat and is currently used as an Activity Centre for…
Waterside and Todmorden from the West - RDA00125
In the foreground is the railway line curving to the goods yard, with the station in the distance. Centre right is Fielden’s Waterside Mill next to the Rochdale Canal. To the right is the spire of the Unitarian Church, which was also built by the…