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Hebden Bridge, 1905 - DAH00215
The tram terminus. The building on the left is on the corner of Holme Street. The shop bearing the name Spencer & Nicholl was later demolished to widen the junction with Bridge Gate. Queens Terrace is towards the top of the picture.
Hebden Bridge Houses - DEF00294
Queens Terrace on the road up to Heptonstall. Sir Bernard Ingham was born here.
Hebden Bridge Townscape. - KEC00352
Looking over the town from Fairfield. Heptonstall church on the skyline. Part of the Hebden Bridge Local History Society Archive
Bonfire on Calder Holmes, Hebden Bridge - JET00120
This event, organised by the Round Table, was extremely popular.
New Road, Hebden Bridge - JSB00147
The busy junction of New Road, Holme Street, Bridge Gate and West End. Queens Terrace can be seen towards the top of the picture. Picture shows Carol Greenwood and Trevor Glonel.
Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge - JSB00131
Machpelah is on the right, Croft House in centre of the picture, Crossley Mill on the left, behind the chimney of which can be seen Queen's Terrace on Heptonstall Road.
River Calder at Mayroyd, Hebden Bridge - HLS01109
Weir near Station Road. Queens Terrace can be seen on the far hillside.
New Road, Hebden Bridge, 1950 - HBC00849
Hope Baptist Church is in the middle of the picture, and Queens Terrace on Heptonstall Road is in the distance. The Railway Inn is on the right of the photograph.
Rear of Salem Methodist Church, Hebden Bridge, 1962 - HBC00561
Looking down Hebble Bridge towards Market Street, and the end of Hangingroyd Road. Queens Terrace is on the hillside above.
Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge - DTA00121
The canal is no longer navigable. The rear of Central Street School is on the left, and the terrace of houses towards the top of the picture is Queen's Terrace on Heptonstall Road.