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Todmorden Fire Service - MOT00447
The horse-drawn fire tender with its crew are photographed on Rochdale Road before joining a procession, about 1905. The man holding the horse is John Hamer Hollinrake who, in 1911, became the Chief Fire Officer.
Brass Band on Parade - MOT00464
Brass Band on Parade in Todmorden
The Charter Day Procession, 1896 - MOT00465
The Charter Day procession, 22nd August 1896. The procession, headed by the county police, is passing under the railway viaduct on Burnley Road. The building on the right is Ormerod's Mill.
Band of Hope Demonstration - MOT00466
The Demonstration of the Band of Hope Union c.1908. Most of the chapels took part in this annual parade in July. The photograph shows the procession leaving Hazlewood Street.
Lifeboat Saturday, 1906 - MOT00467
Lifeboat Saturday procession, 7th July, 1906.
Lifeboat Saturday, 1906 - MOT00468
Lifeboat Saturday procession, 7th July 1906. The RNLI lifeboat 'Busbie', from Fleetwood, is being turned at the end of Richmond street to complete its voyage through the town.
Service at Birchcliffe Baptist Chapel - ALC00162
Service at Birchcliffe Chapel to commemorate Edward VII, who died 6th May, 1910.
Parade at Mytholmroyd c1905 - ALC00163
Charity Demonstration Half the money raised went to the Mytholmroyd Nursing Association and the other half to the Royal Halifax Infirmary.
Parade, Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge - ALC00183
Formerly AT361
Walsden or Wilsden Carnival, 1913 – ALC00194
Can anyone identify?
Mytholmroyd Gala - ALC00196
Mytholmroyd Gala, c 1900. Donated by Eileen Pogson.
Hebden Bridge Parade - ALC00208
Could this have been part of the 1911 Coronation celebrations?
Parade, Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge - ALC00226
Hebden Bridge Brass Band leading a parade down Bridge Lanes, Hebden Bridge
Parade in Heptonstall - ALC00502
Originally thought to be Suffragettes, it is more likely to be a church or chapel parade, with women leading followed by a minister and banner?
The Day the Circus Came to Town - ALC01119
Derek Pollard identified the parade as being on Market Street, Hebden Bridge. The building on the right is Salem Methodist Chapel and the bridge is over the River Calder at Hebble End. The mill on the left was called Brunswick Mill.