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Carter's Club, Todmorden - HCC00279
Earnest Copping pulling a pint. He died 4.4.74 so this picture is probably taken in the early 70s. The club was also known as 'Rat Trap'. Donated by Karen Senior.
Darts players - HCC00278
Can you identify these two gentlemen?
Friendly Outing - HCC00241
Donated by Denise Ramsden
Luddenden Village. - HCC00106
Looking across to High Street from the bottom of Stocks Lane. Top left the Methodist chapel, closed 2011, and bottom left the Wolf Inn, demolished 1950s. Photo Christopher Cawkwell Collection.
Hinchliffe Arms, Cragg Vale - HCC00101
Jimmy Savile used to stay in the caravan when he came on fundraising trips to Cragg Vale. Donated by Anne Beard.
Hinchliffe Arms, Cragg Vale - HCC00100
Donated by Anne Beard
The Summit Inn - MOT00132
The turnpike road at Summit, near the Todmorden - Littleborough border. In 1905 it became a terminus for the Rochdale Corporation Tramways.
Cragg Vale Inn - GEE00116
Cragg Vale Inn replaced previous Cragg Vale Inn. Thomas Whittingham, Licensed Victualler
Cragg Vale Inn 1860's - GEE00115
Former Cragg Vale Inn
Stubbing Wharf Hotel, Hebden Bridge, c1920 - GEE00114
The man in the photo is the Landlord. His name is Lummas Lumb. Former Landlord of Royal Oak, Mytholmroyd. Great-Grandfather of Max Sunderland. The lady may be Lummas's daughter, Ethel ,who would have been living there too.
Stubbing Wharf, Hebden Bridge - GEE00113
Formal group portrait outside Stubbing Wharf, Hebden Bridge
Stubbing Wharf, Hebden Bridge - GEE00111
Sailor outside Stubbing Wharf Hotel
Horse Drawn Ambulance in King Street, Hebden Bridge, 1912 - HBC00994
Are the onlookers apprehensive or just curious?
The driver of the ambulance is Jimmy Taylor. The three children on the left are from the Williams family.
The pens of the cattle market can just be seen behind the vehicle, with the Stubbing…
The driver of the ambulance is Jimmy Taylor. The three children on the left are from the Williams family.
The pens of the cattle market can just be seen behind the vehicle, with the Stubbing…
Clegg Nook, Mytholmroyd, 1959 - HBC00921
The junction of Cragg Road, New Road and Scout Road
Demolition of Hollins Place houses, Hebden Bridge - HBC00853
This is the bottom of Birchcliffe Road at its junction with a very narrow Commercial Street which went straight down to the front of the White Lion. The demolition allowed the road junction to be widened and for Commercial Street and Keighley Road to…
Hollins Place, Hebden Bridge, 1959 - HBC00851
Demolition of the houses of Hollins place is nearing completion. Keighley Road goes off to the right, whilst the White Lion and White Horse vie for business.
New Road, Hebden Bridge, 1950 - HBC00849
Hope Baptist Church is in the middle of the picture, and Queens Terrace on Heptonstall Road is in the distance.
Buttress Brink from Garden Square, August 1961 - HBC00594
The Hole in the Wall is on the left.
Burnley Road, Todmorden 1981 - TNC00323.tif
The pub on the right is the Freemasons Arms also known locally as The Red House .
The former Bay horse, Bacup Road, Todmorden, 1973 - TNC00201
At the time of this photograph it was being used as a storage building for Fred Temperley & Sons Ltd - Salt Glazed Stoneware Pipes and Fittings. Just up the road at Saunderclough Works. It is now a private dwelling.
