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Looking down Cuckoo Steps, Hebden Bridge - HBC00554
Salem Sunday School on Bridge Lanes can be seen not long before its demolition c1962. At the top of the picture Hebble Bridge can be seen with the start of the roads to Fairfield to the left and Horsehold to the right.
Cross Lanes Methodist Church, Hebden Bridge - HBC00543
Taken not long before demolition, but showing the dwellings underneath are still occupied.
Cross Lanes Methodist Church, Hebden Bridge - HBC00542
Looking in a very sad state prior to demonlition. The Birchcliffe hillside can be seen in the distance on the left.
Mytholm Hall, and St James Church, Hebden Bridge - HBC00540
The Hall was demoished in the esrly 1960s.
Colden Valley from Horsehold Road - HBC00515
Late 19th century. Bankfoot and Eaves Mills can be seen.
Heptonstall Church - Oak Choir Screen - HBC00511
Taken before the church was re-ordered in 1964.
Mytholmroyd from Hall Bank Lane, c1900 - DEP00339
Across the photo below the church is the rear of the 'up' platform at the station, which is the buildings on stilts. The structure sloping down to the left of the platform building carried a footway under the railway to the second floor Booking…
View over Mytholmroyd, pre 1900 - DEP00301
In the foreground the railway west of the viaduct and station pre doubling to four tracks between here and Hebden Bridge in 1906. This is also before the construction of Caldene Bridge.
Stage performance at Wainsgate Chapel, c1950. - DEP00170
Wainsgate Chapel is at Old Town, near Hebden Bridge.
Back row, L to R: Pauline Lumb; Sylvia Butler; Judith Crossley, (her mother was possibly the Choir mistress at Wainsgate); Mabel Pollard; Cathleen Lumb; Bernard Mortimer (nephew of Harry…
Back row, L to R: Pauline Lumb; Sylvia Butler; Judith Crossley, (her mother was possibly the Choir mistress at Wainsgate); Mabel Pollard; Cathleen Lumb; Bernard Mortimer (nephew of Harry…
Field Head' and Bobbin Cottage, Pecket Well - DMC05003
Pecket Shed in the background, Pecket Well Chapel to the right.
View over Mytholm towards Eaves. - DMC00405
St James Mytholm the parish church of Hebden Bridge can be seen in the middle of the picture.
Todmorden & Whirlaw - DMC00312
On the left is Todmorden Cricket Ground. On the right is the tower of Christ Church, which opened in 1832. It continued as the parish church of Todmorden until 1992 when St. Mary’s was re-dedicated and the church closed. It remained unused until 2003…
Three Towers - DMC00282
Pecket War memorial, Heptonstall Church and Stoodley Pike.
Cross Stone Church, Todmorden - DMC00251
The little hamlet directly below the church is known as Little Cornwall.
Lumbutts, Mankinholes & Stoodley Pike - DMC00243
Harvelin Park in middle distance.
Lobmill Viaduct - DMC00237
The road, railway and Rochdale Canal all share the narrow valley bottom. Cross Stone church can be seen on the skyline to the left.
Todmorden Unitarian Church - DMC00235
Set in an elevated position, its spire pointing 196 feet to the sky, the Unitarian Church at Todmorden symbolises man’s earnest attempts to glorify God, while at the same time demonstrating a desire to perpetuate man’s achievements. Designed by John…
