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Looking towards Pecket Well from Heptonstall - STW00135
Midgehole Dye works is in the centre of the picture.
Crimsworth Valley, Hebden Bridge. - STW00134
The label on the image is incorrect and the view is looking up Crimsworth Dene.
Looking down on Midgehole from White Hill Nook, Hebden Bridge. - STW00133
Loking up Crimsworth Dean with New Bridge and mill bottom cenre with the Gate Lodge to Hardcastle Crags above.
Crimsworth Dean, Midgehole, Hebden Bridge - STW00132
View of Crimsworth Dene looking over New Bridge and The Lodge at the gates to Hardcastle Crags.
Crimsworth Dene, Hebden Bridge - STW00131
View looking up Crimsworth Dene and at the bottom The Lodge at the gates to Hardcastle Crags
The Hebden Valley - STW00130
Running along top right is The Drive through Hardcastle Crags and in centre New Bridge Mill dam. The building on the hillside above the dam is Hebden Hey now site of scout hostels.
The Hebden Valley - STW00129
Bbottom left the roof of Midgehole Upper Mill (Dyeworks) and just discernible in the centre is New Bridge Mill.
Looking down the Crags from Pecket Well - STW00128
In the is New Bridge and as following demolition of the mill the photo is post 1950s. Amongst the trees on the centre hillside is Hebden Hey now site of two scout hostels.
New Bridge, Midgehole and Crimsworth Dene, Hebden Bridge - STW00127
View over New Bridge looking up Crimsworth Dene. Bottom ledft New Bridge Mill and in the centre the Gate Lodge and The Drive through Hardcastle Crags.
Midgehole from White Hill Nook, Hebden Bridge. - STW00126
Looking down on Midgehole Dye works. The terrace to the left of the Dye works is Hebden Terrace and the smaller dwellings to the left of that are 1,2 and 3 Hob Cote.
New Bridge, Midgehole, Hebden Bridge. - STW00124
In the centre is New Bridge Mill a former water powered cotton mill looking here in a rather derelict condotion. Bythe late 1890s the upper floor was converted into Lello's Tea Rooms catering for the thousands of visitors who came to Hardcastle…
Lee Mill and the Hebden Valley - STW00123
The lane on the left is Midgehole Road leading to to Hardcastle Crags.
The Hebden Valley - STW00122
Midgehole Lower Mill is on the left and Midgehole Upper Mill, later the Dye Works on the right. Just discernible in the centre distance is New Bridge Mill.
New Bridge, Midgehole, Hebden Bridge. - STW00121
The buildings in the centre over the bridge have been demolished and the area is now car parking for the Blue Pig.
New Bridge, Midgehole - STW00117
The building on the left has now been demolished.
New Bridge, Midgehole Hebden Bridge - STW00116
Looking down the valley in the direction of Hebden Bridge. The signage on the building far right is advertising refreshments so as to be seen by visitors walking down Midgehole Road on the other side of the river.
The River Hebden at New Bridge, Midgehole - STW00115
On the right the Lodge at the gates to Harcastle Crags and on the left New Bridge Mill. By the time of this photo the upper floor of the mill had been converted into Tea Rooms advertised on the gable end.
The River Hebden at New Bridge, Midgehole - STW00114
The path in the centre is part of the old Packhorse route from Heptonstall crossing over the bridge here and then climbing up the hillside to Pecket Well.
Wadsworth War Memorial - STW00113
It is a memorial to those from the Wadsworth Parish who died in the two World Wars.
The Hebden Valley - STW00112
Towards the centre Lee Mill and chimney and left ofit the chimneys of Upper and Lower Midgehole Mills.
The Hebden Valley - STW00111
View looking down the valley towards Hebden Bridge. In the centre the chimney of Lee Mill and top left Old Town Mill. Straggling down towards the bottom is Midgehole Road.