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Creating a garden at Mytholmroyd - DEF00265
c1966, this was one of Calder Civic Trust's first projects - creating a small garden on a piece of long derelict land in the ownership of British Rail. The relic of this garden remains (2014) in front of the Catholic Church, which has replaced the…
Corset Ad - GMA00143
Used as an illustration in Gertrude Attwood's book"A Village Childhood"
Civic Trust Project in Bridge Gate Hebden Bridge - DEF00179
The building on the left has gone and the area is now part of St Pol Car Park.
Civic Trust Project in Bridge Gate - DEF00180
The shops on the left of the picture have since been demolished and the area is now a car park, but planted areas being created here are still in use. David Fletcher is pictured wearing a knitted sweater.
Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge circ 1959 - AGW00108
Between Bridge Lanes and Heptonstall Road was a busy community, home to so many, yet passed by thousands each year as they travel up or down this busy road and see only a grassy slope with trees and bushes.
This thriving part of Hebden Bridge…
This thriving part of Hebden Bridge…
Bridge Gate, Hebden Bridge. - DEF00287
Probably shortly after demolition to make way for the car park.
Bridge Gate, Hebden Bridge - DEF00298
The planted areas in 1967, this area is now the Bridge Gate car park
Black & White Cafe, New road, Hebden Bridge - ALC08055
The price of fish, chips, tea and bread and butter is 8d. in the cafe nick named Mrs Cuddys on New Road. It was moved to the canal side on Holme Street and converted into a garage later becoming Southwells Coaches, which later became the site of the…
Advertising Hoarding, Halifax - CBC06158
Queens Road, at the junction with Parkinson Lane. Hoardings like this were frequently used to hide demolition sites.
1930's Advertisements - GMA00104
Advertisements from the 1930s. Used as an illustration in Gertrude Attwood's book"A Village Childhood"
Advertisement for Barker's cycle works - MOT00329
This advertisement accompanies photographs for Barker's cycle works at Millwood, 1902. In 1909 the Barker family moved to Bolton and set up a business selling and repairing motor cars.