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Market Street, Hebden Bridge - DEF00284
Salem Methodist Church is on the right long demolished and replaced with a smaller chapel and meeting room.
Steps from Market Street, Hebden Bridge - DEF00283
On the right the end of Melbourne Street
Below Bridge Lanes South Side, Hebden Bridge - DEF00282
On the left the River Calder with Stubbing Holme Road. On the right is Calder Place, early 19th century 'bottom' houses, some single storey, with barreled arched stone ceilings, beneath the 'top' houses fronting Bridge Lanes.
Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge - DEF00281
The Bull Inn is on the right. The rest of the dwellings on the north side of Bridge Lanes were demolished in the mid-1960 and the site left derelict for many years as can be seen here.
The mill on the left was Barbreck which burnt down in the…
The mill on the left was Barbreck which burnt down in the…
Blossom in Spring - DEF00280
Unknown location.
Wombwell Wood Restored Site - DEF00279
Wombwell Wood near Barnsley Restored Site
Hebden Bridge Composite Picture. - DEF00277
On the right looking down Heptonstall Road to its junction with Bridge lanes and on the left a view of Bridge Lanes from Heptonstall Road.
Looking down towards Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge - DEF00276
A composite picture showing the steps down from Heptonstall Road. The new Methodist church can be seen top left.
Looking down on to Hebden Bridge from Heptonstall Road - DEF00275
Picture taken before the Salem Methodist Church (left of centre) was demolished. The large building to the left is Melbourne Mill and just behind can be seen the former Neptune Inn.
Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge - DEF00274
Bridge Lanes going down on the right and Heptonstall Road going up in the centre. Taken in the 1960s, post demolition of High Street houses and houses on Bridge Lanes north side..
Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge. - DEF00273
The demolished remains of houses on the north side of Bridge Lanes and High Street.
North Side, Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge. - DEF00272
Soon after demolition of the High Street and Back High Street houses, c1966. This area stayed derelict for about ten years before it was landscaped.
Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge - DEF00271
Soon after demolition of the High Street and Back High Street houses, c1966. This area stayed derelict for about ten years before it was landscaped. The white building on the left of the picture is the Fox and Goose.
Caravan Site at Cragg Vale - DEF00270
Now (2017) the Caravan and Motorhome Club site.
Mytholm, Hebden Bridge c.1975. - DEF00269
Mytholm Hall had been demolished to make way for the apartments seen here, Hebden Bridge Parish Church of St James the Great is behind.
Mytholm, Hebden Bridge c.1975. - DEF00268
Mytholm Hall had been demolished to make way for the apartments seen here, Hebden Bridge Parish Church of St James the Great is behind.
Birchcliffe, Hebden Bridge - DEF00267
This was a General Improvement Area, c1972. The houses on Industrial Street were renovated and the street re-named Garden Terrace.
Tree Planting - DEF00266
Probably by Calder Civic Trust in either Hebden Bridge or Mytholmroyd.
Creating a garden at Mytholmroyd - DEF00265
c1966, this was one of Calder Civic Trust's first projects - creating a small garden on a piece of long derelict land in the ownership of British Rail. The relic of this garden remains (2014) in front of the Catholic Church, which has replaced the…
Calder Civic Trust Volunteers. - DEF00263
Location and work in-hand unknown but most likely Hebden Bridge or Mytholmroyd. David Fletcher top left.
Annual River Clean-up, Hebden Bridge. - DEF00261
Civic Trust volunteers collecting rubbish from the Hebden Water in the centre of Hebden Bridge. Probably late 1960s. St George's Bridge at the top.
Bridge Gate, Hebden Bridge. - DEF00259
Landscaping by the Civic Trust with David Fletcher on the right. The buildings, including Bridge Gale Mill on the left, long demolished to make way for the St Pol Car Park and riverside walkway.
Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge - DEF00257
Following demolition of dwellings on the north side of Bridge Lanes and High Street in 1964. The site was left derelict for some years.