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1st Birchcliffe 18th Calder Valley Scouts. - ALC06259
In the middle of the back row is Max Hoff. Seated 3rd from left Tony Greenwood, unknown, Rev H Turton, District Commissioner, Keith Newbitt. Front row left Stewart Gill, second from right Edward Clark.
Can anyone tell us what they had won and…
Can anyone tell us what they had won and…
WWI Recruits - ALC05996
For original picture see ALC02142. The lad watching in a cap was Harry Victor Barker, Alan Brook’s mum’s dad. He was so fired up by watching these recruits that he subsequently signed up himself, lying about his age to do so. He went to France and…
John Braithwaite - ALC05192
John Braithwaite, father of David, lived on Albert Street Mytholmroyd.
Brass Band in Grounds of Cragg Hall, 1935 - ALC05000
Cragg Vale and Mytholmroyd Public Subscription Band - First appearance in uniform September 1935.
Local Fire Brigades - ALC04577
Merry Weather fire engine, named 'Alderman Pickles', of Todmorden Fire Service, heads a parade of engines. Photo taken in Cragg Vale, probably in the 1920s.
On 13 April 1923 the Todmorden & District News reported:
FIRE ENGINE TESTED,…
On 13 April 1923 the Todmorden & District News reported:
FIRE ENGINE TESTED,…
Mary and Roy Dredge - ALC04526
Lived at Station House, Hebden Bridge. Roy drove a delivery van for British Rail.
Parents and children - ALC02234
Man in St John's Ambulance Uniform
World War 1 Recruits at King Street, Hebden Bridge - ALC02142
Recruits lined up near Stubbing Wharf before marching to Eastwood Station for the train to Halifax.
The Stubbing Wharf Hotel was built by the Foster family in 1800 and by 1810 was serving both the canal and the road. In 1900 the hotel was enlarged…
The Stubbing Wharf Hotel was built by the Foster family in 1800 and by 1810 was serving both the canal and the road. In 1900 the hotel was enlarged…
Soldiers in camp - ALC02141
see ALC01498 for text on back of postcard, send from 'TG' to Mr Geo Greenwood, of Pecket Well.
Soldiers on leave - ALC02128
JW Harwood, Willie Burrop, Albert Wadsworth, see ALC01499 for text on back of postcard
