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Near Hawksclough Farm, Mytholmroyd - DEP00480 - DEP00480
These steps were uncovered when a temporary road was created for the replacement of the Carr Lane bridge over the railway. They are situated near to Hawksclough Farm and were probably part of the path leading from Hawksclough Bridge to Stubb. They…
Near Hawksclough Farm, Mytholmroyd - DEP00479 - DEP00479
These steps were uncovered when a temporary road was created for the replacement of the Carr Lane bridge over the railway. They are situated near to Hawksclough Farm and were probably part of the path leading from Hawksclough Bridge to Stubb. They…
Carr Lane Footbridge, Mytholmroyd - DEP00478 - DEP00478
Replacing the footbridge over the railway in March 2010.
Crane at Hawksclough, Mytholmroyd. - DEP00477 - DEP00477
This crane was used to lift the replacement Carr Lane footbridge in March 2010
Bridge Replacement at Mytholmroyd - DEP00476 - DEP00476
A section of the new Carr Lane footbridge over the railway seen here on Caldene Avenue prior to its installation in March 2010.
Crane on Caldene Avenue, Mytholmroyd - DEP00475. - DEP00475.
This crane was used to lift the replacement Carr Lane footbridge in March 2010
Wendy at Royal Fold , - DEP00473
Now the site of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church.
Wendy & John Ingle - DEP00472
John was an electrician at Lumbs, Market Street, HB - DEP00472
Watsons Mill, Mytholmroyd - DEP00470
Note the holes in wall for water to run into the river
Shoe Stiching Machine - DEP00468
This machine was in Victor Stanley Ingle's cobbler's shop at Bridge End, Mytholmroyd. - DEP00468
Entrance to Stocks Lane from Cragg Road, c1967 - DEP00465
Thornber's chicken huts are on the right, the houses on the left have since been demolished,