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Buckley Wood Bottom, Todmorden - CRN00344
Off Doghouse Lane. The building on the left is the Queens Hotel.
Dobroyd, 1972 - TNC00168
You can just make out the spire of the Unitarian Church.
Ex - Unitarian Sunday School, Todmorden - DMC00100
Situated just off Longfield Road, Todmorden this Grade II listed building was built in 1823 and was Todmorden’s first Unitarian Church.
The current - much larger - church was built in 1869 and this became the Sunday School. It is now apartments.
The current - much larger - church was built in 1869 and this became the Sunday School. It is now apartments.
Fielden Wharf, Todmorden, 2002 - CRN00283
Building the new retaining wall on Fielden Wharf, Todmorden
Fielden Wharf, Todmorden, 2002 - CRN00284
Building the new retaining wall on Fielden Wharf, Todmorden
Industrial Units Being Built - MOT00422
Calderdale's small industrial units were built on the site of Salford Mill in 1980.
Looking down on Todmorden - BIM00259
Taken from the road to Dobroyd Castle, the Rochdale Canal is in the foreground, and the Unitarian Church is in the centre
Looking Towards Well Street, Todmorden - JSB00128
On the left is the former Unitarian Sunday School.
Plaque on side of Unitarian Sunday School, Todmorden - DMC00104
The plaque reads:
TO THE MEMORY OF
SAMUEL, JOHN AND
JOSHUA FIELDEN
Constant Benefactors of
THE UNITARIAN
CHURCH AND SCHOOL
This Stone was laid by
S. ALFRED STEINTHAL
June 17th 1899
(Rev. Samuel Alfred Steinthal was a prominent…
TO THE MEMORY OF
SAMUEL, JOHN AND
JOSHUA FIELDEN
Constant Benefactors of
THE UNITARIAN
CHURCH AND SCHOOL
This Stone was laid by
S. ALFRED STEINTHAL
June 17th 1899
(Rev. Samuel Alfred Steinthal was a prominent…
Rochdale Road, Todmorden - RDA00135
View over the town from the west. The remains of Fielden’s Waterside Mill, an old spinning mill built in 1800, can be seen on the right after a disastrous fire in 1901. The spire of the Unitarian Church, built by the Fieldens, is in the centre. The…
Salford area of Todmorden - TAS00328
The Great Wall of Todmorden viewed from Shoebroad. Fielden Square is bottom right and Waterside Mill to the left.
Salford, Todmorden, c2006 - TAL00356
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St Mary's Church & Birdcage Walk, Todmorden - CRN00275
Making of new garden at the east end of St Mary's, on the former Barclays Bank site.
Sunnyside, Todmorden - MOT00423
Todmorden's earliest industrial 'estate', viewed from Sunnyside about 1905.
Todmorden - Unitarian Church Interior. - RDA00323
The Grade l Listed building dates from 1865/9. It was built by the three Fielden brothers, Samuel, John Jr. and Joshua, in honour of their late father, ‘Honest’ John Fielden MP at a cost of £35,000. It closed in 1987 but following a £1M restoration…
Todmorden 1984 - TNC00420.tif
View over Todmorden with the Unitarian Church in the centre and Cross Stone Church on the hilltop to the left.
Todmorden 1984 - TNC00440.tif
A view over the town taken from below Cross Stone. The Unitarian Church spire can be seen on the left.
Todmorden 2003 - CRN00401
Work in progress on the garden which was built on the site of Barclays Bank after it was demolished.
Todmorden 2008 - CRN00437
A nice view of the town taken from Holebottom. The town hall can be clearly seen in the centre of the shot behind the railway bridge. The United Reformed Church spire is prominent behind the town hall.
Todmorden from Ridge Lane - CRN00345
The clock tower is St Mary's Church and the spire the Unitarian Church.
Todmorden Station c.1900. - LYR00257
LYRS 3511 - The platforms and buildings with Hirst (rebuilt Aspinall) 0-6-0 No 715, formerly named 'Medusa', heading an eastbound or Burnley train.
Todmorden Station Up Platform - LYR00254
LYRS 2800 - Looking across to the Manchester 'up' platform in about 1950 with the station master’s house behind the fence, that and the warehouse to its left have been demolished.
Todmorden Unitarian Church - DMC00235
Set in an elevated position, its spire pointing 196 feet to the sky, the Unitarian Church at Todmorden symbolises man’s earnest attempts to glorify God, while at the same time demonstrating a desire to perpetuate man’s achievements. Designed by John…