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Castle Carr at the head of the Luddenden Valley - HBW00526
One of the hidden gems of the area, only accessible on special open days, there are spectacular water features.
Castle Carr at the head of the Luddenden Valley - HBW00527
One of the hidden gems of the area, only accessible on special open days, there are spectacular water features.
Castle Carr at the head of the Luddenden Valley - HBW00528
One of the hidden gems of the area, only accessible on special open days, there are spectacular water features.
Castle Carr Open Day - HLS01484
Mytholmroyd Historical Society visit
Catherine House Bridge, Luddenden - TWA00209
CATHERINE HOUSE BRIDGE in the upper Luddenden Dean valley is a picturesque stone footbridge formerly a wooden bridge.
Church Hill, Luddenden - ANP00109
Lord Nelson is just to the left. The steps on the right lead to the cenotaph.
Duke Street, Luddenden. - ANP00130
Seemingly undergoing restoration.
Flower arrangements - STM00195
Throughout the build, the church was used for worship and on only two or three occasions was this not possible and Church House was used. Flowers were arranged in the new window niches.
Flower arrangements - STM00196
Throughout the build, the church was used for worship and on only two or three occasions was this not possible and Church House was used. Flowers were arranged in the new window niches.
Flower arrangements - STM00197
Throughout the build, the church was used for worship and on only two or three occasions was this not possible and Church House was used. Flowers were arranged in the new window niches.
Fountain at Castle Carr - ALC04791
The Talbot dog supported fountain can still be seen in Treveleyan Square in Leeds city centre. The Talbot was a type of hunting hound common in England during the Middle Ages.
Henry Fray Van - ALC00987
Delivery van of Henry Fray beef and pork butcher of Luddenden and Hebden Bridge. Fray sold out to Elias Hillyard just before WW2 and his name is just visible on the van side.
Henry Fray Van - ALC00988
Delivery van of Henry Fray beef and pork butcher of Luddenden and Hebden Bridge. Fray sold out to Elias Hillyard just before WW2 and his name is just visible on the van side.
