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Left is ? Charlney, right is Albert Holt. Donated by Ginnie Hodgson

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Donated by Christine Jackson

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Can anybody identify?

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The memorial was unveiled on 29th April 1923, it stands in High Street, Luddenden, between the Lord Nelson Inn and the church, on the site of what was the Old Smithy.

The plaques on the wall behind the cross bear the names of those who died, 45 for…

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Old Gate is on the right and West end Bridge is under repair.

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The back of properties on Bridge Gate. The building with the gable end facing the river is now (2019) occupied by Watergate Tea Rooms. St John's church can be seen on the left.

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Windsor Road is nearest the camera then Lee Mill Road, immediately behind which is Old Lees Road with some new houses, and beyond that again the other new houses are on Hurst road.

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Taken from Horsehold it shows the town still dominated by mills. The High Street houses are still standing. Donated by Mary Snell.

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Donated by Mary Snell.

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Mytholm Hall is near the centre of the picture with the Parish Church of St James the Great behind. Just right of centre of Bankfoot Mill. Donated by Mary Snell.

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Bankfoot Mill is still there but Eaves Mills, above the Church, have gone as has Bankfoot Lower Mill. The tower of Heptonstall Church can be seen behind Hell Hole Rocks. Bankfoot Garage has been built. Original loaned by Gail Hartley, Elphaborough…

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Taken before the construction of Caldene Bridge in 1908. St Michael's Church and Sunday School can be seen towards the centre of the picture, and Broadbottom farm in the distance on the left. Along the bottom is the station and goods shed but before…

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Bottom right is Broadbottom bridge, the bridge on the left is Redacre bridge. Burnley Road school is in the centre of the picture and Scout Road School at the top of the picture. Donated by Constance John nee Greenwood
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