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Galloway pony - PNH01536
Galloways were regularly used as packhorses, often known in the North of England as 'gals'. thebrred is now extinct.
Lumbutts, Todmorden - PNH01436
With water wheel tower which contained three 30 foot diameter, 6 foot wide overshot water wheels one on top of the other.
Wilson's Bobbin & Shuttle Manufacturers - PNH01433
For more information see http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~todmordenandwalsden/cornholmebobbinworks.htm - see also 099RD and RDA00150
Pecket Shed - PNH01432
Before conversion to residential use
Pecket Shed, Hebden Bridge - PNH01424
Now converted to residential use.
Queen Street Mill - PNH01420
Built in 1894 for the Queen Street Manufacturing Company the mill closed on the 12th March 1982 and was mothballed. The worlds only surviving 19th century steam powered weaving mill. Bringing steam powered weaving to life.
On the outskirts of…
On the outskirts of…
Walkley Clogs Ltd, Mytholmroyd - PNH01400
Built in the late 1800s. Closed in 1999 and was destroyed by fire and subsequently demolished in 2019.
Bridge Mill, Hebden Bridge - PNH01399
Now Innovation gift shop and cafe.
Demolishing chimney at Foster Mills, Hebden Bridge - PNH01398
Kenneth Bleasley Tennant is pictured
Holme House Mill, Luddenden - PNH01380
This is a high breast-shot wheel, which would have turned clock wise.
Demolishing chimney at Victoria Mills, Hebden Bridge - PNH01376
Kenneth Bleasby Tennent pictured
Demolishing a Chimney, Hebden Bridge - PNH01374
Kenneth Bleasby Tennent at work on foster Mill chimney.
Bookbinder at Work - PNH01361
David Stinton of Pennine Book Binders, Oct 1986.
Alice Longstaff's Studio, Hebden Bridge - PNH01356
Photographed in 1988
Crossley Westerman's Studio, Hebden Bridge - PNH01352
Photograph c1910
West End, Hebden Bridge - PNH01350
Taken before 1971 (Decimalisation Day).
