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Todmorden Fire Service - MOT00447
The horse-drawn fire tender with its crew are photographed on Rochdale Road before joining a procession, about 1905. The man holding the horse is John Hamer Hollinrake who, in 1911, became the Chief Fire Officer.
Todmorden Carnival 1980 - TNC00304.tif
Decorated floats, Sea Cadets, Brass Band and Mounted Police
Thelma and Harley - ALC01660
6th October 1945
The wedding of Annie Greenwood and Raymond Sunderland - ALC01951
Raymond G Sunderland started learning the organ at the age of 12 and until he was 16 he studied with his father, the organist of Broadstone Baptist Church, Colden.
During the Second World War he served in the Royal Armoured Corps and in 1944-45,…
During the Second World War he served in the Royal Armoured Corps and in 1944-45,…
The War Memorial at Mytholmroyd - PAK00149
An afternoon to celebrate the unveiling of the new head for the soldier on the war memorial at Mytholmroyd. Rev James Allison and local school children.
The Townsend Family - EIL00616
Sam, Gracie, nee Hartley, and their daughter Ethel who sadly died of typhoid when only 16 years old. They are all buried in Heptonstall Methodist Churchyard.
The Charter Day Procession, 1896 - MOT00465
The Charter Day procession, 22nd August 1896. The procession, headed by the county police, is passing under the railway viaduct on Burnley Road. The building on the right is Ormerod's Mill.
Survivors of A & C Battery - RCF00180
Johnny Collinge of New Delight Inn, Colden was among the lucky ones that came out of France in 1915
Sunday School Centenary at Cornholme, 1980 - MCR00108
A parade of Sunday School Queens was part of the Cententary Celebrations.
Stretcher Bearers - HOL00112
Clarence Hebblethwaite Holt is standing on the left. He was in the 2/10 Manchester Regiment. He enlisted in 1916 whilst living and working as a printer/compositor in Manchester. His mother and his wife's family lived in Luddenden, where they had…
St John's Ambulance prize winners - ALC00116
Photo dated between 1935 and 1937, on the right is Mary Atack. The trophy wasc actually renamed the Lawson Trophy.
Soldiers on leave - ALC02128
JW Harwood, Willie Burrop, Albert Wadsworth, see ALC01499 for text on back of postcard
Soldiers in camp - ALC02141
see ALC01498 for text on back of postcard, send from 'TG' to Mr Geo Greenwood, of Pecket Well.
Soldier in Uniform - ALC00771
Lived in Mytholmroyd
Soldier in Uniform - ALC00764
Possibly in Royal Artillary
Soldier in Uniform - ALC00761
Tom Walton of Cambridge Street. He worked on the railway
