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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
Wedding group - ALC01609
Bride, Groom, attendants, family
Postcard - see ALC02128 for image - ALC01499
Harding, Harwood & Burrop on leave
Postcard-see ALC02141 for image - ALC01498
Addressed to Mr Geo Greenwood, Pecket Well. Reads "Dear Geo, this is only half of our men. They are only PTE's. We had 119 more wounded came in on Sat. We are having lovely weather. Just going to church now, you have to go once on Sundays" Signed…
Band of Hope, Ready for the Parade - ALC01448
Taken outside the former Council Offices in Hebden Bridge. The large doorway was the Fire Station. The top of the banner reads ' Cross Lanes' which was the United Methodist Chapel at the top of Buttress and in the middle is 'Band of Hope'.
Group walking down Birchcliffe Road - ALC01391
These people have possibly just attended the Memorial Service for the death of Edward VII at Birchcliffe Chapel, Hebden Bridge
Hebden Bridge Carnival, 1897 - ALC01101
Hebden Bridge Carnival 1897 - From Stereo pictures loaned by Russell Dean.
Hebden Bridge Circus Parade, 1897 - ALC01100
From Stereo pictures loaned by Russell Dean.
Hebden Bridge Carnival, 1897 - ALC01099
From Stereo pictures loaned by Russell Dean. Formerly RD.H.B. 1897 Carnival(a)
Boiler Explosion - ALC01096
Messrs Lord Bros, Canal Street Works, Todmorden January 21st 1876. 7 people were killed.
Aiman in Uniform - ALC00762
See also ALC00729
James Tupman - ALC00740
Lived on Heptonstall main street,moved to Somerset, had one son, Alan
Oxenhope Charabanc Disaster - ALC00622
30th October 1920. An outing of 37 people from the Robin Hood Inn at Pecket Well to Keighley ended in disaster when their charabanc overturned on a bend coming down from Cock Hill to Oxenhope. Five people were killed and four seriously injured. The…
Charlestown Rail Disaster - ALC00617
Clearing the wreckage following the rail disaster on 21 June 1912 on the notorious Charlestown Curve between Hebden Bridge and Todmorden in which four people died. For further information: http://www.hebdenbridgehistory.org.uk/charlestown/events.html