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Cragg road runs across the bottom of the picture, and Dean Hey is to the bottom right of the picture.

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Elphaborough is on the bottom left of the picture, Hall Bank Lane winds its way across and up the picture. The fields are divided into neat areas for controlled breeding.

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Elphaborough is on the bottom left of the picture, Hall Bank Lane winds its way across and up the picture. The fields are divided into neat areas for controlled breeding.

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Bottom left are the brooder houses at Elphaborough and centre is Scarbottom Mill. Towards the top on the left is Square Works, which was originally part of Maude's Clog Soles, but after the death of James Maude the mill was bought by Thornbers and…

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Scarbottom Mill is beyond the poultry houses. The footpath in the foreground was affectionately known as Duck Muck Lane.

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The original brooder houses were made of timber but after the war they were gradually replaced by brick and concrete houses which each had a capacity og 12,000 birds.

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Enjoying their coffee break are Hilda Pickles, Anne Woodworth, Nellie Preston, Lyn Jeffery, Marian Lord, Elizabeth Cell, Mary Critchley, Anne Cheatmam and Gwen Toothill.

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The incubators are on the right, the chicks are hatched, checked, sexed and packed for delivery all inside one day.

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Marian Lord at New House hatchery, Mytholmroyd. This ingenious device, copied from an American device, made egg handling quicker and easier and with less risk of breakages.

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Mrs Dorothy Thornber in her state of the art Kitchen.

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The Elliott 803 computer was installed in the early 1960s to analyse the vast amount of data obtained through the breeding trials.

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Paper tape readers in the computer room at Thornbers.

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An Elliott 803 Computer was used to analyse the vast amount of data obtained in the breeding trials.
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