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View Over Todmorden - TAL00533
From R A Priestley
Todmorden Town Hall - TAL00504
Lovely shot, possibly taken from the Church tower. AN 69927665
Todmorden Town Hall - TAL00503
AN 69927665
St Mary's, Todmorden from Halifax Road - TAL00500
Todmorden postcards. AN 69927720
View over Todmorden - TAL00414
From R A Priestley. AN 58157274
North Street, Todmorden - TAL00267
From R A Priestley, AN 70083543
Cllrs Albert Marshall and Clarence Brown, Todmorden - TAL00159
Pictured on Bridge Street with the Town Hall to the right. AN 70082663
Bus at Todmorden Town Hall, 1907 - TAL00142
No 2 bus outside the Town Hall on 1st January 1907 prior to the inaugural run to Steanor Bottom. The Mayor, Alderman Abraham Crossley, is standing at the extreme right surrounded by children and well-wishers. The bus, one of two supplied by…
Halifax Town Centre, from north east, early 1960s - CBC06219
Halifax Town Hall is just to left of centre.
Mayor's Ball, February, 1970 - EUS00151
On the right Mayor of Todmorden, Cllr Eunice Shaw, with husband Bernard and son Phillip between them.
Mayor's Ball, Todmorden Town Hall, February 1970 - EUS00146
Joy and Harold Tootell on the left.
Labour Party Social October 17th 1969 - EUS00135
In the centre are Barbara Castle, M.P., government Minister Douglas Houghton M.P. and Mayor Eunice Shaw.
Labour Party Social at Todmorden Town Hall - EUS00134
17th October, 1969. Seated at the table are Barbara Castle, M.P. and Government Minister, with Bernard Shaw on her left and Mayor Eunice Shaw on her right.
Ladies Circle Fashion Show - EUS00133
Todmorden Town Hall, 24th Feb 1970
Ladies Circle Fashion Show - EUS00132
Todmorden Town Hall, 24th Feb 1970
Civic Event - EUS00109
L to R: William Shaw, Bernard Shaw, Mayor Eunice Shaw (hidden) Mayor of Halifax Alderman J. Liley, Mayoress of Halifax, Mrs I Liley.
Floral Arrangement at Todmorden Town Hall - EUS00108
The event was the Mayor's Dinner, 23rd May, 1969.
Todmorden Town Hall Pediment - RDA00192
" One interesting external feature of the town hall is the pediment. The fine carved stonework has two central female figures on a pedestal. The left hand one represents Lancashire (cotton spinning industry) and the right hand one Yorkshire…