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A view of the Heptonstall hillside taken from Midgehole Road.

The Coop works at Nutclough.

The old bridge, which in its former guise of a wooden structure in medieval times gave the town its name. The distinctive gable ends of Stubbings School can be seen top right.

A lovely view of the three bridges spanning the River Hebden: George Bridge, The Packhorse Bridge and West End Bridge.

A view of Mytholmroyd.

The roof of the White Lion Hotel wiht the Council Offices in the background, left. The houses of Lime Avenue and Hillcrest on Heptonstall Road at the top of the picture.

A view along one of the oldest streets in the town with what looks like the remnants of the demolition of the Buttress, centre.

A busy Bridgegate, much different to today's pedestrianised view. The building on the left with the awnings has gone and Holt's greengocer's survived until the 2010s.

A nice view along Holme Street with Riverside School on the left and the Post Office on the right. The beautiful tree at the end of the street was removed in the 1980s.

A comprehensive view of HebdenBridge and surrounding countryside.

Road and railway fighting for space in the valley bottom.

The A646 bottom right wiht the houses pictured no longer in existence. The bowling green at Savile Road visible centre.

The road, rail and canal visible in this shot taken from the hilltop.

A view of Mytholm wiht St James' church bottom right and the housing climbing up Mytholm Steeps road going up to Blackshaw Head.

A view of Mytholm with St James' Church left and the flats, newly built centre. The silk mill centre is at the end of Church Lane.

A view of the main road and the canal from a high vantage point.

An interesting view of the many roads: Heptonstall on the left, and Burnley Road on the right. The very many terraces lining the road no longer exist.

St Thomas's on the hilltop top centre, with St James's centre left. The glats centre right look to be new and the garage at Bankfoot stands where there are now houses.

The red brick houses stand on Stubbing Drive, bottom centre and the Rochdale Canal can just be seen in front. To the left of the road are cottages, now gone, as is the mill and factory behind. The houses in the field on the left of of the road are…

The River Calder on a day after heavy rainfall.

A view of the town from the road above Market Street. It really demonstates the density of the housing and the amount there was. The mill in the centre was demolished - at very short notice - in the early 1980s , and a supermarket was built on the…

The Mythlom area of the town looking east. Centre of the shot is the clearance of the housing at Bridge Lanes, dating this photo from the mid 1960s.

The A646 and the Caldervale Railway line taken from high above the (unseen) arches. The river can just be seen to the left of the of the road.

A view of Mytholm showing the canal bottom left, and the many mills and factories which no longer exist.