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Nutclough Tavern 1962 - HBC00639
Keighley Road still has stone setts (2026)
Moss Lane - date unknown - HBC00643
Moss Lane before adoption. Note the gas lamp.
Moss Lane - date unknown - HBC00644
Moss Lane before adoption. Note the gas lamp.
Former Methodist Church, Lees Road, Hebden Bridge, 1960 - HBC00650
Known affectionately as the Tin Tab.
Moss Lane, Hebden Bridge, 1964 - HBC00652
Cross Lanes Chapel can be seen near the top of the picture.
Ashley House, Hangingroyd Lane, Hebden Bridge, 1964 - HBC00653
Situated on the corner of Hangingroyd Lane and Linden Road, the former Electricity Board offices later became a care home and is ndow (2016) Angeldale Guest House.
Nos 31 to 27 Nutclough, Hebden Bridge, 1978 - HBC00654
The Keighley Road junction with Foster Lane.
Nos 31 to 27 Nutclough, Hebden Bridge, 1978 - HBC00655
Looking down Foster Lane from Keighley road.
Calder Bank and Shelf Road 1964 - HBC00657
Watson's Hatchery can be seen in the background.
Calder Bank and Shelf Road 1964 - HBC00658
Watson's Hatchery can be seen in the background.
Foster Lane from Heptonstall Road c1890 - HBC00659
Nutclough Mill is near the centre of the picture, with the old Birchcliffe Chapel to the right of centre higher up.
Foster Lane Methodist Chapel, Hebden Bridge, 1963 - HBC00660
The architect of the chapel was William Henry Cockroft. Cross Lanes Chapel can be seen on the hillside behind.
Hebden Bridge general view c1900 - HBC00661
Looking across Hebden Bridge from Fairfield, Palace House road is in the foreground with the railway station behind. Note all the trucks in the sidings. Behind the station on the far side of the field, next to the canal, the large Crossley Mill…
Nickies Snack Bar, West End, Hebden Bridge, 1962 - HBC00663
Situated at the junction of Old Gate and West End, this was a popular meeting place for the teenagers of the day.
Nickies Snack Bar, West End, Hebden Bridge, 1962 - HBC00664
Situated at the junction of Old Gate and West End, this was a popular meeting place for the teenagers of the day. to the right of the cafe Bridge Gate Mill can be seen.