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The completed bridge over the Rochdale Canal

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The completed bridge over the Rochdale Canal

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Taken in July 1986 during restoration of the canal.

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Taken in April1985 during restoration of the canal.

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A new footbridge over the river is about to be installed.

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A new footbridge over the river is about to be installed.

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A new footbridge over the river is about to be installed.

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A new footbridge over the river is about to be installed.

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A new footbridge over the river is about to be installed.

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Masons rebuilding part of Frostholm Mill, Cornholme, after it was devastated by fire in 1896.

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The skeleton of the new bus garage, built in 1909 at Millwood, Halifax Road, on ground belonging to the Gas Committee.

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Electricity cables being laid along Halifax Road, 1905-6. Roomfield Buildings are seen on the right.

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Gorpley Waterworks under construction. It was finally opened in 1905. The work was completed by Benjamin Lumb, the local builder. In this view, the workmen's encampment can be seen beyond the half-constructed filter beds

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Gorpley Waterworks under construction. It was finally opened in 1905.

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One of the earliest known photographs of Todmorden, about 1866, showing the building of the Unitarian Church. Waterside Mill is in the foreground.

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Calderdale's small industrial units were built on the site of Salford Mill in 1980.

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Its founder, Jonathan Gledhill, supervised the cutting of the first sod in June 1907.

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The mill's founder, Jonathan Gledhill, supervised the cutting of the first sod in June 1907.

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It is believed that the timber building seen here being demolished was one of the huts from Dawson City.

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The new building is under construction at the same time as the old building is being demolished. The red brick building is the Trades Club on Holme Street.

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Nick Wilding is pictured in conversation; it looks as though work has started on the conversion of the building to apartments. The building on the left is the former Calder valley club.
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