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Automobilia from above Lane Ends - HCC00701
The Hare and hounds is on the left, above it is the canteen building for Acre Mill which became Automobilia Museum, and aboovr that is Old Town School.
Pet Shop Lady in Hebden Bridge - HCC00702
The shop is at West End.
West End Bridge Under Repair - HCC00704
On the right is the scaffolding for a temporary pedestrian bridge.
Edmondsons After the Fire, 1993 - HCC00705
Valley Road, Hebden Bridge
Edmondsons After the Fire, 1993 - HCC00706
Valley Road, Hebden Bridge
Edmondsons, After the Fire, 1993 - HCC00707
The chimney is for Bridge Mill
Hebden Crypt - HCC00709
The Horror Museum, Hebden Bridge.
Hebden Crypt - HCC00710
The Horror Museum, Hebden Bridge.
Edmondsons After the Fire, 1993 - HCC00711
Valley Road, Hebden Bridge
Old Town Mill from above - HCC00712
Stoodley Pike can be seen on the far horizon, and the tower of Heptonstall church middle right.
Waterloo Bank, Old Town - HCC00713
Waterloo Bank, built in 1894 by the Mitchell family. These houses (and many others in the area) were at one time owned by Abraham Gibson (1887 - 1956) and Constance Calverley (1882 - 1948), who were the last survivors of the Mitchell and Gibson…
Hebden from Stubbings - HCC00716
The White Lion is on the right, with Bridge Mill chimney behind it.
Old Town Mill from above Lane Ends - HCC00717
The Hare and Hounds is at bottom right.
The Hole in the Wall from the Riverside Walk - HCC00724
Old Gate is on the left and the pebbledashed building housed the Hebden Cord Company, clothing manuafacturers.
Corner of Valley Road - HCC00725
The wreckage of Edmondson's shop has gone, but Shepherd's garage is still there.