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Akroyd, Wadsworth, c1951 - HLS01425
One of the earliest settlements in the upper Calder valley is Akroyd which dates from before 1270, the name meaning
Aerial View of Mytholmroyd - THB00176
Showing the Thornber breeding pens. Note the railway sidings.
Aerial view of Mytholmroyd - THB00104
An aerial view showing Thorber's breeding pens. Banksfield Estate is top left; the railway line crosses the picture and the sidings with many trucks can be seen.
Aerial view of Mytholmroyd - THB00102
View of Mytholmroyd with Thornber's holdings identified. A is Top Land, The Hatchery on Hall Bank Lane, C is Square Works, D is Elphaborough, and D Dean Hey.
Aerial View of Breeding Pens and Hatchery - THB00181
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Aerial View of Breeding Pens and Hatchery - THB00178
Unknown location.
Aerial View of Breeding Pens and a Hatchery - THB00194
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Aerial View of Breeding Pens and a Hatchery - THB00188
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Aerial View of Breeding Pens - THB00189
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Aerial View of Breeding Pens - THB00172
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Aerial View of Breeding Pens - THB00171
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Aerial View of a Hatchery - THB00180
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Aerial View of a Hatchery - THB00179
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Aerial View of a Hatchery - THB00175
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Aerial View of a Hatchery - THB00174
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Aerial View of a Hatchery - THB00173
Unknown location.
A view of Ratcher and Hough Stones, above Hallbottom - MOT00115
Three hundred years ago, most of the population would be found in the farms and cottages on the upland "shelf", in areas such as Shore, Mankinholes and Bottomley. Families were self-sufficient, growing and producing most of their own food and…