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Eastwood Station Level Crossing. - LYR00234
LYRS 6036 -- The Level Crossing and Station Buildings in August 1963 some 12 years after the passenger station closed. The station half way between Hebden Bridge and Todmorden was opened by the Manchester & Leeds Railway in December 1840. The valley…
Bridgeroyd House, Eastwood - ALC06358
The farmhouse was originally on the other side of the road, but it was in the way of the railway so it was demolished and this 'compensation' house was built. Above one of the windows is the word 'Dairy'. Latterly the house was used by the Manager of…
Bridgeroyd Mill, Springside, Halifax Road, Eastwood - HPC00215
CD71
Photo taken c1985.
Photo taken c1985.
Bus at Eastwood - TAS00246
Outside Eastwood Station Hotel
Cockden, Eastwood – HBW00204
Near the railway arch.
Eastwood - HPC00410
CD74
Photo taken c1985.
Photo taken c1985.
Eastwood 1980 - TNC00302.tif
Walled track to hamlet.
Eastwood and Cockden - ALC00425
Cockden was the industrial area of Eastwood and Cockden Mill, known as Dan Crabtree's, was west of the station. The typical L&YR station name board is on the right. The mill was demolished late 1950s/early 60s by when derelict.
Eastwood c.1960 - ALC00451
Pair of B1Class locos double heading a westbound passenger train.
Eastwood Footbridge - LYR00231
LYRS 6008 -1963. Iron footbridge on the Hebden Bridge side of Eastwood. Straight off the A646 it is still in use.
Eastwood Graveyard - HBW00216
Between Hebden Bridge and Todmorden. Eastwood congrational Church was built in 1840, it closed in 1962 and was was demolished shortly. The graveyard is still there but no longer used.
Eastwood Railway Crossing, 1980 - TNC00309.tif
Site of the former Eastwood Railway station. The station opened in December 1840 when the section of the Manchester & Leeds Railway between Hebden Bridge and Summit East was completed. The station closed in 1851.
Eastwood Rosebud Juvenile Temple - Todmorden c.1950 - DMC00314
Scanned from photograph
Eastwood School - ALC00426
The school which opened in 1875 as a Board School was opposite the railway station, seen here above the school. To the left of the station is Cockden Mill. The school closed in 1946 and was subsequently demolished.