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Hole in the Wall, Hebden Bridge - ALC00625
The old Hole in the Wall pub demolished and replaced in the 1890s.
Tin Tabernacle, Hebden Bridge - ALC00626
Situated in Unity Street, Hebden Bridge, the Tin Tabernacle was built as a Wesleyan Mission and opened in May 1887 for services which had previously been held at a house in Foster Lane. The mission was superseded by the splendid Foster Lane Chapel,…
Painting of Mill - ALC00627
Calderside Mill and Whiteley Arches. When it was built in 1842, at 300 feet the chimney was said to be the tallest in the area.
Couple, man in uniform - ALC00630
Albert Greenwood, Spring Villa, Springside, Todmorden.
Couple, man in uniform - ALC00634
Possibly Roberts
Couple, man in uniform - ALC00637
Nelly and George Howorth of Todmorden
Phyllis and Stan Robeertshaw - ALC00638
They lived near the rec on Elphaborough Close
Couple, man in uniform - ALC00641
Flying Corps
Couple, man in uniform - ALC00643
Kathleen (nee Berridge) and Bill Whipp, taken in about 1940. They lived with her mother in Cliffe Street and had a daughter called Geraldine. Both of them worked for Newton Greenwood in Croft Yard.
Couple, man in uniform - ALC00645
Jack & Lilian Wadsworth, lived on Royd Terrace, possibly no 47.
Couple, man in uniform - ALC00646
Harry and Grace Thomas
Couple, man in uniform - ALC00648
George Pickles and Edith Sutcliffe
Couple, man in uniform - ALC00649
Cathleen (nee Berridge, born in 1918) and Bill Whipp in abouot1940. He had relations living in High Street. They lived with her mother in Cliffe Street. Both worked for Newton Greenwood in Croft Yard. They had a daughter.