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To the rigth of the picture is the Dusty Miller Inn.

Now Mytholmroyd Bowling Club but affectionately known as "Tute" from when it was St Michael's Church Institute. The church graveyard is in the foreground.

Now a private house and art studio.

Mytholmroyd Urban District Council merged with Hebden Bridge Urban District Council in 1937 to form Hebden Royd Urban District Council. In 1974 that became the Civil Parish of Hebden Royd with a Town Concil.

Now Mytholmroyd Bowling Club but affectionately known as "Tute" from when it was St Michael's Church Institute.

Ted was born in Manchester in 1939 and died in 2012.

Photo taken from Caldene Bridge.

The Post Office left these premises and went into the newsagents shop of P and J Brookes, Bridge End. Those were premises that regularly flooded so after the floods of Boxing Day 2015 the business moved to…

The Post Office left these premises and went into the newsagents shop of P and J Brookes, Bridge End. Those were premises that regularly flooded so after the floods of Boxing Day 2015 the business moved to premises on higher ground on the other side…

Situated opposite the War Memorial, this shop was regularly flooded. The business transferred to premises on the other side of the road and behind the war memorial, following the disastrous floods of Boxing Day 2015 and this shop was demolished in…

At 275 feet, it is believed to be the tallest folly in the world! Specially commended in Pennine Magazine photographic competition.

A number of myths have accumulated over the years around this unusual landmark which is often referred to as…

Cliff Hill was built 1601 if the datestone is to be believed! Good example of recessed mullion windows, and drip or hood moulds and stops. Donated by David Cant

Date stone at Cliff Hill. Donated by David Cant

Cliff Hill, built 1601 if the datestone is to be believed! Good example of recessed mullion windows, hood or drip moulds and stops. Donated by David Cant

Cliff Hill, Midgley. Heart shaped terminal or end stop.

Cliff Hill, built 1601 if the datestone is to be believed! Good example of recessed mullion windows, hood or drip moulds and stops. Donated by David Cant.