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Slide 4 - In the gardens is a very large and highly finished, detached banqueting hall, of three stages, with an upper turret. The building is thickly ivy clad, and contains the arms of Vavasour and Stanley. It dates from the same period as the Hall.

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Slide 1 - In a retired and beautiful situation near the banks of the Wharfe, and about two miles west of Otley, stands the fine old mansion Weston Hall, whose history goes back to the remote past. As we approach it by the carriage drive, across the…

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Slide 2 - In 1284 Weston Hall was held by William de Stopham, and afterwards it came into the family of Vavasour. For more than five centuries the house has been the ancestral home of the Vavasours, and was retained in the male line until 1883 when…

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This shows the street going past Halifax Town Hall (on the right). The now demolished bowling alley in Broad Street is in the centre of the picture.

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The sketch and description were originally published in The Halifax Courier in 1912-1913.

A handsome structure which, occupied for the most part by men of culture and substance, has changed little since it was built. It was erected in 1769, the…

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This building was at one time the Race Relations Office for the town.

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Holly Bank House? This building was at one time in the 1960's the Youth Employment Office / Career's Centre. It was later purchased by Bass Charrington brewery and turned into a pub called "The Bass House".

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The sketch and description were originally published in The Halifax Courier in 1912-1913.

Walterclough dates back to the 14th century. The hall is on the western hill side overlooking Sunny Vale Gardens and about midway between that resort and…

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The landmark tower in the town was built by the wealthy local industrialist John Wainhouse. allegedly to be able to look into his neighbours garden. The tower is open to the public on Bank Holidays and the views from the top of the tower are wide…

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This is the tallest building in Calderdale and is named after John Wainhouse, the industrialist who funded it. Although originally planned as a chimney it was never used as one and remained as a folly, reputedly the tallest one in the world. …

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The new bus station can be seen in the centre with the tower of the town Hall behind, and the retained frontage of the old chapel on the right.

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Possibly looking down Wade Street from Market Street, where it joined Northgate. probably early 1960s, prior to the whole area being demolished.

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Slide 7 - Across the road which divides the grounds, and passing through a pair of massive gate piers, we reach a lower garden.

A circular fountain is a central object where the water plays over a bed of water lilies. As seen from the south porch…

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Opened in February 1901, this fine building has had a number of names since that time. Its fortunes have varied over the decades, and was purchased by Halifax Borough Council in 1960. Amongst other things, it hosted pop groups in the 1960s, wrestling…

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Grade II

Either the ventilation shaft to Castle Carr Tunnel 200 m W of Weavers Gate footpath.
Ventilation shaft for waterworks underground conduit, 1870s by John la Trobe Bateman, engineer. Large dressed stone plinth, rockfaced walls, ashlar…

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This is a ‘Hall-and-Cross Wing’ house built around 1659, later encased in stone, situated between the Burnley Road and the Rochdale Canal just outside Luddendenfoot. It bears a date stone ‘E.S.S. 1659’ which probably refers to Edward Sutcliffe.

The…

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Slide 4a - This the outlaw forbade, and only asked that he should once more draw his bow, and from the window of this room it is narrated he shot his last arrow to denote --
'That where the arrow down should fall,
There buried should he be.'
How…

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Grade II

House, early C17 with added cell, porch and barn dated 1681 (cart entry altered to east early C19). Large dressed stone, stone slate roof. Barn to left hand end has mistal doorway with monolithic jambs, the lintel bears date carved in…

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House, early C17 with added cell, porch and barn dated 1681 (cart entry altered to east early C19). Large dressed stone, stone slate roof. Barn to left hand end has mistal doorway with monolithic jambs, the lintel bears date carved in high relief.…

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House, early C17 with added cell, porch and barn dated 1681 (cart entry altered to east early C19). Large dressed stone, stone slate roof. Barn to left hand end has mistal doorway with monolithic jambs, the lintel bears date carved in high relief.…

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House, early C17 with added cell, porch and barn dated 1681 (cart entry altered to east early C19). Large dressed stone, stone slate roof. Barn to left hand end has mistal doorway with monolithic jambs, the lintel bears date carved in high relief.…
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