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  • Collection: David's Own Pictures

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Scanned from photograph

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In 1431, The Holme, then a manor house of 40 rooms, was referenced in connection with Thomas Whitaker. The process of converting the original wooden structure into stone began in 1603 and was completed 1717 with west wing. The Whitakers built an…

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This hexagonal gritstone toll house between Littleborough and Todmorden stands on a natural route through the Pennines that has been used by traders for centuries. It was erected in 1824 during the second major period of turnpike construction in…

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On the road from Littleborough to Todmorden.

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L to R - Roy Temperley, Young Uttley, Jack Uttley, Barker Holden, Roy Nuttall and David Martin. Temperley's manufactured ceramic, clay and sanitary pipes at Clough Head Mine, Dulesgate, Todmorden.

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Very large mill - Wlson Bros, Bobbin Manufacturers - demolished before erection of flats. Scanned from photograph

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Horace & Doris Marshall Scanned from photograph

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Todmorden children celebrate the Silver Jubilee in 1977. Photo taken on Orchan Road, Lineholme.

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Shoulder of Mutton, Burnley Road, Todmorden - became 'The House That Jack Built" - later "Jack's House".

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Hardcastle Crags, Hebden Bridge.

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Looking towards Hebden Bridge. Royal Oak on right. Ready for demolition.

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The building on the left is the Royal George. The Co-op building can be seen behind.

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This small mill is situated next to the Rochdale Canal and is now a private residence. It appears to have been used for a variety of purposes including by Richard H. Ingham as a woollen mill or warehouse as well as by a size manufacturer (size is a…

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The original was destroyed by fire in 1999 and a new one built to this original design. The figure in the photograph is Beryl Martin with dog 'Juno".

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Scanned from photograph. Cardboard model of Midgehole WMC by person unknown. Was kept down at club for some years - location now unknown.

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A fulling mill existed in the area prior to the 16th century which had been replaced and extended. In 1861, Worrals a firm of dyers and finishers from Salford bought the newly built dyeworks and lower mill and extended the water supply by creating…
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