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- Collection: Dianne Harwood collection
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Two Soldiers - DAH00190
Soldier on left is Sam Sunderland, Duke of Wellington's regiment.
The Wedding of Sam Sunderland to Amy Acrid, 1920. - DAH00189
They had a daughter, Mary.
Searching for Rascal - DAH00188
Rascal the dog was owned by Walshaw gamekeepers employed by Lord Savile. He was stuck down a fox hole for days and eventually rescued unharmed. The gamekeeper at the front of this picture is Fred Sayer senior.
Three Little Angles - DAH00186
Elizabeth Beaumont, Paul Sayer and Dianne Sayer on the recreation ground, now Cragg Park, Cragg Vale
Mytholmroyd School Infants class, 1919 - DAH00185
Scout Road School, Mytholmroyd. 1921.
Roy Pinder of Pinder's confectioners is far right, (with white collar and socks). Donald Sunderland is second row from front, second from left, slightly obscured.
Roy Pinder of Pinder's confectioners is far right, (with white collar and socks). Donald Sunderland is second row from front, second from left, slightly obscured.
Remains of the Paper Mill, Cragg Vale - DAH00180
A modern, small scale wheel placed in the wheel pit of the old mill.
Hoo Hole House, Cragg Vale. - DAH00178
Taken from above the former Hoo Hole Dye works.
Mytholmroyd from Scout Rocks, 1995 - DAH00175
Looking west along the Calder Valley
View of Higher Baiting, Alcomden, from Ridge Nook, 1995 - DAH00173
Comment from Charles turner: My ancestor William turner farmed Higher Baitings Farm from 1824 until retiring to Kendal in the 1860s, leaving his son Edmund turner to carry on the farm. It was demolished by the Water Board when the reservoirs were…
Pond Cottage Garden, Brearley - DAH00171
During a Gardens Opens Day
Old Barn, Holme End, Alcomden. 1995 - DAH00170
Fred Sayer lived here when he moved to the area in 1933
Baitings Reservoir Old Road Bridge, 28th October 1995 - DAH00169
Fred sayer standing on the bridge.
Baitings Reservoir, 28th October 1995 - DAH00168
Showing the new road bridge
New Housing Development, Scarbottom Mytholmroyd, 1995 - DAH00167
The red doors are the fire station on Cragg Road.
