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Reaps Cross, Colden - EWW00102
On a packhorse route to Hurstwood and Colne this medieval wayside cross stands in magnificent moorland above the Gorple reservoirs. In the drought of 1976 the receding water revealed an ancient paved trackway, part of the original medieval causeway…
Road to Old Town - EWW00118
The road junction at High Royd, showing the "upper way" to Old Town and Haworth. March 1951
Great Burlees Farm, Wadsworth - EWW00130
From the rear of the property.
Chantry House, Heptonstall - EWA00108
This building stands next the Heptonstall Church graveyard. Since secular properties are not allowed direct access onto consecrated ground, the blocked up doorways leading into the churchyard show that in its earlier days it was an ecclesiastical…
West Laithe, Church Lane, Heptonstall - EWA00112
The church yard railings can be seen on the left.
Church Lane, Heptonstall - EWA00113
Looking towards Towngate.
Path above Lumbutts, 1979 - JNB00517
Featured in Remains of Elmet, which contained poems by Ted Hughes.
An excellent view of Foster Mill
An excellent view of Foster Mill
The River Hebden at New Bridge, Midgehole - STW00114
The path in the centre is part of the old Packhorse route from Heptonstall crossing over the bridge here and then climbing up the hillside to Pecket Well.
Hardcastle Crags, near Gibson Mill - JNB00688
Postcard dated 1979.
Boat House on Lake at Chevet Park - HLS05779
Slide 5 - The lake is nearly a mile in length and is the resort of numerous water fowl of various species, and these are carefully protected by the owner of the estate. A boat house on the margin of the lake forms rather a picturesque object.
Farnley Hall, the Entrance Lodge - HLS05792
Slide 1 - Leaving Otley, which is situated under the famed Chevin, and passing over the stone bridge of seven arches which crosses the Wharfe and then taking the road to our right, we shortly reach the Lodge at the entrance to the Farnley domains,…
Norton Conyers, a Woodland path - HLS05969
Slide 10 - The woods surrounding the park are very fine and afford many a shady walk along a woodland path by the bank of the river Ure, which skirts the park for a considerable distance.
Laneside, Woodhey
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