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- Collection: Cragg Vale History Group collection
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No 7, Moorland Cottages, Cragg Vale - CVH00102
The cottage was purchased in the 1960s for £350, there was no bathroom, the toilet facilities were an Elsan. The cottage was on spring water which ran very brown after heavy rain.. Donated by Anabel Nairn
Outing to Blackpool, September 1943 - CVH00116
Hilda Bradley on left
Parish Council Notice - CVH00215
Mytholmroyd Urban District council was set up in 1894. In 1937 is merged with Hebden Bridge Urban District Council to become Hebden Royd Urban District Council. With the local Governance Act of 1972 Calderdale Metrolitan Borough Council was formed…
Redacre Wood, 1941 - CVH00121
Hilda Bradley, centre front
Scout Road School, c1930 - CVH00137
Eric Wilkinson holding the ball.
Sign at the top of Cragg Vale - CVH00101
Moorland Cottages on the right. Donated by Anabel Nairn
Tea Party at Cragg Vale - CVH00131
Jimmy Disley is the 'lady' in the black hat.
The Lodge Gates, Cragg Vale - CVH00219
Formerly the entrance to Cragg Hall, which burnt down in 1921, these gates which normally stand open were closed as part of the Millenium Celebrations in 2000, and have not been closed since.
The Lodge Gates, Cragg Vale - CVH00220
Formerly the entrance to Cragg Hall, which burnt down in 1921, these gates which normally stand open were closed as part of the Millenium Celebrations in 2000, and have not been closed since.
Twist Clough, Cragg Vale - CVH00123
Cleaning up after the floods of September 1954. From the left: Fred Sayer, Mary Sayer, Paul Sayer, June Halmshaw, later Hoyle, Lidia holding Dianne Sayer.
Uncle George Maddox - CVH00177
Lived at 9 Littlewood
Upper Castle and Glen View, Cragg Vale - CVH00185
Notice the cobbled footpath in front of these cottages. Donated by Yvonne Broadbent.
