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Governess cart - PNH00730
A surviving four passenger Governess Cart. Second from right is Donald Taylor.
Gravestones in Heptonstall Churchyard - PNH00308
Showing also the former Sunday School.
Gravestones, Mytholm, Hebden Bridge - PNH00307
St James Churchyard, December 1986.
Group - PNH00155
Firm's outing 1940s. Alice Stanbury on right. OH84/112-113
Halifax from the West. - PNH00822
PNH00822. View across People's Park. Date unknown.
Halifax League 1st division Winners, 1954. - PNH02125
Back row L - R: F. Walton; W. Crowther; D. Nutter; J. Gledhill; R. Greenwood; R. Shackleton; J. Mitchell; E. Woods;W.H. Walton. Front row L - R; J. Crawshaw; D. Hollins;
Halifax Piece Hall - PNH00579
Concert and family fun day, with a bouncy castle for the children.
Halifax, General View. - PNH00821
PNH00821 c.1970. Looking across the station and good yards. On the far right at the bottom of Horton Street is the large 1885 double bay entrance building, replaced in the 1980s. The sidings under the footbridge, centre, are in course of being…
Hardcastle Crags - PNH00710
Cyclists at Hardcastle Crags. Date unknown
Hare and Hounds, Old Town - PNH01158
Known locally as Lane Ends. When this picture was taken the landlord,Fred Patchett, is described as selling Ale & Porter
Hartshead Morris - PNH00182
At the Maypole Inn, Warley at the start of the Sowerby Bridge Rushbearing Festival, 1983
Hebden Bridge - PNH00771
Widening the road over Neptune Bridge over the then disused Rochdale Canal. To the right Melbourne Mill now the site of the Co-op.
Hebden Bridge - Aerial view 1958. - PNH00803
Dated 24th October 1958.
Hebden Bridge - Bankfoot. - PNH00804
PNH00804. Collapsed wall at the bottom of Bankfoot.
Hebden Bridge - Bankfoot. - PNH00805
PNH00805. Collapsed wall at the bottom of Bankfoot.
Hebden Bridge - Carlton Building from Birchcliffe - PNH00791
The former Hebden Bridge Co-Operative Society central building. It opened in 1876 and was extended, including the clock tower, a few years later. The Co-op closed in the late 1960s and the ground floor sold off as shops and the upper floors became…