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Hebden Bridge Little Theatre production of No Other Time - LLG00129
Performed in June 1948.
Hebden Bridge Little Theatre production of Tudor Wench - LLG00130
Performed in 1950.
Hebden Bridge Little Theatre, c 1950. - LLG00385
"Tudor Wench" a Little Theatre production. Lloyd Greenwood is third from left.
Hebden Bridge Methodist Chapel - LLG00102
Ref: 003LG
Hebden Bridge Methodist Church - LLG00248
2nd from left is Mrs Warburton and on the far right Mrs Calvert..
Hebden Bridge Station, Lighting the Gas Lamps. - LLG00133
1973. Porter Mrs Blakey lighting the platform gas lamps with the derelict siding for the former Goods Warehouse behind her. The unusual hydraulic lift still then in use. The station name board and signs are in British Rail’s North Eastern Region’s…
Heptonstall Church - LLG00218
The church was re-opened in 1964 after re-ordering. It was paid for from a 1956 bequest from Abraham Gibson of Greenwood Lee. Also in 1964 the Lady Chapel was moved to the old vestry under the East end of the church.
Heptonstall Churches - LLG00274
The tower of the 'new' Victorian church seen through the arches of the ruined Old Church
Heptonstall Methodist Chapel - LLG00104
Interior of Heptonstall Octagonal Chapel. Built in 1764, its design and construction were overseen by John Wesley, who preached here frequently.
Holiday group - LLG00526
George Greenwood, trilby hat back left. Gladys in check coat. Alice Crowther, Alice nee - holding handbags.
