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Hole in the Wall sign c1895 - ALC05186
This sign was on the old Hole in the Wall inn at the bottom of Buttress. The building was demolished in the late 1890s and replaced with the present building, which opened its doors in 1899.
Hole in the Wall, Hebden Bridge - ALC04601
Formerly 045A
Mount Skip Inn - DMC00412
Mount Skip closed as an inn in 1999
Now a private house. The original Mount Skip Inn was built in 1718 as a drover's inn on the packhorse route from Hebden Bridge to Halifax.
Now a private house. The original Mount Skip Inn was built in 1718 as a drover's inn on the packhorse route from Hebden Bridge to Halifax.
Neptune Hotel, Hebden Bridge, 1962 - HBC00568
Situated between the river and the canal at Hebble End.
Nutclough House - Hebden Bridge - DMC00418
Used to be a pub.
Nutclough Tavern - Hebden Bridge - DMC00419
Located on Keighley Road, this is no longer a pub. Photograph was taken in 2008.
Outside the Hinchcliffe Arms, Cragg Vale - CWS00166
Carriages await the mourners at Hinchliffe Hinchliffe's funeral.
Outside the Hinchliffe Arms, Cragg Vale - ALC00785
Carriages await the mourners at Helen Hinchliffe's funeral, 1917.
Packhorse Inn, Widdop, near Heptonstall - HLS01203
Known as the Ridge. Featured in the Geoff Boswell Calendar of 2004.
Railway Inn, Hebden Bridge - BIM00112
The Railway Inn, New Road.
Ring o' Bells - GMA00144
17th Century house formerly a pub. Annie Foster on wall. Used as an illustration in Gertrude Attwood's book "A Village Childhood"
Robin Hood Inn - Cragg Vale (2008) - DMC00497
Sign reads: "Ye Bowmen and ye Archers good, Come in and drink with Robin Hood. If Robin to that fate has gone, Then take a glass with Little John" 1834 A.D.
Rope and Anchor - Todmorden (2012) - DMC00499
Halifax Road, Todmorden
Royal Oak Springside - DMC00352
Looking towards Hebden Bridge. Royal Oak on right. Ready for demolition.
Royal Oak, Springside - DMC00353
Ready for demolition.
Shoulder of Mutton (Now Jack's House) - DMC00356
Shoulder of Mutton, Burnley Road, Todmorden - became 'The House That Jack Built" - later "Jack's House".
Stubbing Wharf Hotel, Hebden Bridge - HBC00520
Mytholm, September 1961.
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.