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In 1899 the Hole in the Wall was rebuilt set back from the position shown here, so that the road could be widened to give better access to the market ground and the centre of Hebden Bridge, and this building was then demolished.&#13;
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John Cockroft Hardman was licensee in 1898 and held the license in the new pub until 1911.&#13;
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