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Mullion Windows - PNH01306
Note the drip stones above.
Shoulder of Mutton, Blackshaw Head - PNH01296
Was known as The Top Shoulder, it's no longer a pub.
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01286
The rear of the centre from Chapel Avenue. Probably 1980s.
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01285
Detail of the arch over what is now the mezzanine floor.
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01282
Probably in the 1890s.
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01281
Early office computer
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01280
Worker in offices
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01273
Kitchen preparations
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01272
Opening of Birchcliffe Centre - Michael Montague ; Michael Rowntree
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01269
Talk by David Fletcher being given to a group.
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01266
Tables laid for dining, probably in the 1980s.
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01261
Local business exhibition in the 1980s.
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01257
Work on the production of Pennine Magazine
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01251
Interior of the Hostel building
Birchcliffe Centre - PNH01250
Hebden Bridge Hostel building
Plate layers at work - PNH01245
Can anyone identify the site? This looks very much like a volunteer gang. As there is only a single track it is almost certainly a heritage line.
Walshaw Dean Reservoir - PNH01235
Middle Bank and Valve House, opened October 1st 1907. Final stages of construction. For more information see 'City in the Hills' published by Hebden Bridge Local History Society
Todmorden Town Hall. June 1981 - PNH01230
Viewed from Burnley Road
Todmorden Old Hall, June 1981 - PNH01227
This fine house was once a Post Office, this photo was taken before it became a restaurant. Earlier still it was the residence of the Fielden family.
Todmorden Old Hall, April 1982 - PNH01226
Once a Post Office, this photo was taken before it became a restaurant. Earlier still it was the residence of the Fielden family.
Interior of Automobilia Restaurant - PNH01225
Located in the old canteen building of the former Acre Mill, Old Town, the Automobilia Transport Museum opened in 1980 where it remained until 1996 when it relocated to Huddersfield. This photo is of the museum restaurant.
