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  • Collection: Derek Pollard collection

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Derek Pollard and Roy Baker, May 1957

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Long disused but the valve for controlling the turbine is still distinguishable.

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Used to stop rail wagons at the small turntable.

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This block used to hold tub tooilets. Used for storage now.

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Roy was a fitter at John Pickles and Sons.

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Mitchell's Mill at Old Town is on the skyline.

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This strange mark is above a doorway at Charlestown.

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Left is Mary Ann Holinrake, Grandmother of Derek Pollard. She lived in Heptonstall and worked in a sewing shop in Hebden Bridge. Mary holds a pair of scissors in her hand, the girl in the centre has a tape measure round her neck and the one on the…

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The building on the right is Parrock, and on the left is Mitchell's canteen. the gentleman in black at the front will be a clergyman, possibly an important one from away as this is such a large gathering from various local chapels.

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Annie May was born 20th April, 1915

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1960s postcard taken after the demolition of the High Street and Bridge Lanes houses

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Pictures at the end of World War II. Back row, L to R: Alfred, Harry, Walter, May, Cecil, robert, Joan. Front orw: Dora, May, Hitchen, Florry, Dorean, Joan.

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Pictures at the end of World War II. Back row, L to R: Alfred, Harry, Walter, May (John Ingle's mum), Cecil, robert, Joan. Front orw: Dora, May, Hitchen, Florry, Dorean, Joan.

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Probably pictured outside St Michael's, Mytholmroyd and judging by the buttonholes it was for a wedding.

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The Chapel was built in 1887. Dry rot caused the chapel to be closed in 1960 and it was demolished in 1970. This picture may have been taken between those two dates.
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