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Luddenden - ANP00135
Diamond House (Aldersons Plumbers) with Duke Street going off to the left.
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.
The Lord Nelson, Luddenden - BIM01189
The Lord Nelson Inn, built of stone now rendered in roughcast, is the very epitome of a village pub. It has an unusual plan and may have always been an inn. It consists of two parallel ranges, staggered so that the west wing projects to the north…
Booth United Reformed Church, Luddenden - PNH00325
Photographed in the 1960s, now demolished
Luddenden - DTA00126
St Mary's Church, Luddenden Village
Luddenden Village - DTA00317
The tower of the parish church, St Mary's can be seen and the large mill on the horizon is Oats Royd Mill.
Kershaw House, Luddenden Foot - JNB00551
This grade II listed building on Luddenden Lane, Luddenden Foot has a long and interesting history. Although it is widely believed to have been built in 1650 by the Midgley family of Midgley, this is not the case. Evidence exists that there has been…
Luddenden Village, Calderdale - JNB00553
Postcard dated 1987
Work Completed - STM00107
The work was dedicated in the spring of 1986 by the Right Reverend David Hope, Bishop of Wakefield, later to become Archbishop of York. He paid tribute to the large number of people who had taken part in the project - organising, planning,…
Interior Wall - STM00101
After they closed the burial chamber and laid the wall foundations, they were able to make good progress on the wall. The old chapel stonework exactly matched the church interior stonework. The craftsmanship in matching the stonework to the existing…
Burial Chamber - STM00102
Due to the revelation of an under-floor void, the major interior work of building the new rear wall was not as straightforward as initially thought. Part of the under-floor void proved to be a medieval burial chamber - digging exposed some of the leg…
Burial Chamber - STM00103
Due to the revelation of an under-floor void, the major interior work of building the new rear wall was not as straightforward as initially thought. Part of the under-floor void proved to be a medieval burial chamber - digging exposed some of the leg…
Upper Room - STM00104
The floor of the upper room.
Re-roofing in 1979-1980 - STM00105
This re-roofing was done around 5 years before the project began. It was a key to making the project viable, without a sound church roof the re-ordering project could not have begun. The re-roofing was necessitated by the storm damage which lifted…
The Vicar's Dog - STM00106
The Vicar's dog Sally was often seen contemplating the work.
The Boiler House - STM00108
The boiler house was re-built to accommodate the previously exposed parts of the unit which were too big for the old boiler house.
Re-cycled Stone - STM00109
This image shows re-cycled stone that was brought in from the demolished Methodist chapel at Mytholmroyd for both interior and exterior work.
Re-cycled Stone - STM00110
This image shows re-cycled stone that was brought in from the demolished Methodist chapel at Mytholmroyd for both interior and exterior work.
Interior Wall - STM00111
After they closed the burial chamber and laid the wall foundations, they were able to make good progress on the wall. The old chapel stonework exactly matched the church interior stonework. The craftsmanship in matching the stonework to the existing…
Interior Wall - STM00112
After they closed the burial chamber and laid the wall foundations, they were able to make good progress on the wall. The old chapel stonework exactly matched the church interior stonework. The craftsmanship in matching the stonework to the existing…
Interior Wall - STM00113
After they closed the burial chamber and laid the wall foundations, they were able to make good progress on the wall. The old chapel stonework exactly matched the church interior stonework. The craftsmanship in matching the stonework to the existing…