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White Lee Memorial Plaque - ALV00143
Recording the installation of stone and plaque commemmorating the purchase of land at White Lee as a permanent memorial to the fallen of the First World War
CMBC Parks Staff at White Lee Memorial Park - ALV00140
Recording the installation of stone and plaque commemmorating the purchase of land at White Lee as a permanent memorial to the fallen of the First World War. Calderdale Council Parks Staff gave their services and time freely in this cooperative…
Erecting the Stone for the Plaque - ALV00146
Recording the installation of stone and plaque commemmorating the purchase of land at White Lee as a permanent memorial to the fallen of the First World War. Calderdale Council Parks Staff gave their services and time freely in this cooperative…
Friends of White Lee Memorial Park Committee - ALV00142
Recording the installation of stone and plaque commemmorating the purchase of land at White Lee as a permanent memorial to the fallen of the First World War. From left: Scott Patient (CBMC Councillor); Tony Hodgins (HR Councillor); Valerie Bramwell…
Friends of White Lee Memorial Park Committee and Calderdale MBC Parks Staff - ALC00141
Recording the installation of stone and plaque commemmorating the purchase of land at White Lee as a permanent memorial to the fallen of the First World War. Second Left: Grant Matthews CMBC Upper Valley Area Manager
Inside Wainsgate Chapel, Old Town - ALC00138
The Walker Lane Methodist Chapel War Memorial was moved to Wainsgate Chapel in August 2014. The poster with the photographs of the soldiers was placed beside the memorial in July 2019.
Lady Royd Farm, Shackleton Hill, Hebden Bridge - ALV00103
At one time there was a school at Ladyroyd for the children of the local farms as it was a long way for them to go to Hebden Bridge, particularly in the winter.
Moving the Stone for the Plaque - ALV00145
Recording the installation of stone and plaque commemmorating the purchase of land at White Lee as a permanent memorial to the fallen of the First World War. Calderdale Council Parks Staff gave their services and time freely in this cooperative…
