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The Lord Nelson Inn, Luddenden - ANP00120
It was built by Gregory Patchett whose initials are on the gable window dripstone. The Inn was frequented by Bramwell Bronte during his time working at Luddendenfoot Station (1840/42) and it had a lending library at that time.
Thorney Lane, Midgley - ANP00121
Originally workers cottages for Oats Royd Mill
Luddenden - ANP00122
Possibly Thorney Lane Midgley.
Mount Pleasant, Thorney Lane, Midgley. - ANP00123
Known locally as ‘Parkin’ and seen here from the rear.
Tray Royd, Midgley - ANP00124
The part on the right hand end has now been demolished.
The Rochdale Canal at Luddenden Foot - ANP00125
Looking towards Sowerby Bridge prior to restoration of the canal and tow path in the 1980s.
Mount Pleasant, Thorney Lane, Midgley. - ANP00127
The building on the left is known locally as ‘Parkin’ and on the right is ‘The Bungalow’.
High Street, Luddenden - ANP00128
At the far end is the old C of E School with the old ‘lock-ups’ in the basement, now residential.
Duke Street, Luddenden. - ANP00130
Seemingly undergoing restoration.
Luddenden - ANP00131
The rear of buildings on High Street, between Halifax Lane and Stocks Lane. The building left of centre was formerly the Murgatroyd Arms, later Church House and now residential.
Luddendenfoot looking towards Blackwood Hall - ANP00133
St Mary's church, now demolished, is just visible on the right. In the foreground is the aqueduct taking the Rochdale Canal over the River Lud. The building on the left, the former Mechanic's Institute, now Barley Wine; the building beyond this has…
Brownhill and Tincell, Midgley - ANP00134
Brownhill and Tincell off Thorney Lane, Midgeley
Luddenden - ANP00135
Diamond House (Aldersons Plumbers) with Duke Street going off to the left.
Mount Pleasant, Thorney Lane, Midgley - ANP00136
Hathershelf Scout is in the far distance
Exhibition Stand, c1910 - CWS00101
Sam Moore, Commercial Traveller for the Hebden Bridge Fustian Manufacturing Co-operative Society Ltd, standing beside an exhibition stand that was taken all over to shows and exhibitions. The stand took to pieces for ease of transportation.
Annual Stocktaking Dinner - CWS00102
Taken at the back of the White Lion Hotel, Hebden Bridge. The event was a dinner to celebrate an Annual Stocktaking, probably in the early 1890s. Back row standing: Fred Greenwood, John Hollingrake, Lloyd Greenwood, James William Blackburn, William…
Fustian Cutter - CWS00104
Possibly John Hartley, hand cutting corduroy. Taken in the yard of C.W.S. Nutclough Mill. Photo donated to Mr Barker of the C.W.S. by S.G. Hellowell of Cragg Vale.
Group of Men - CWS00105
Photo possibly taken outside Cliff House, c1916. Standing left to right: John Stansfield, James Dawson, Tim Helliwell, Egbert Howarth, J. Holt (Todmorden), William Harry Eastwood, William Ingham (Luddenden). Sitting left to right: William Baxendale…
Works Outing to Sherwood Forest - CWS00106
This photograph of a group of men with the famous Major Oak, was found in the Cutting Room at Nutclough Mill in June or July 1968, when the works on Valley Road were being cleared prior to vacating the premises. As Leonard Stocks is not on the photo…
Nutclough Mill Workers, c1914 - CWS00107
There are various names on the back of this picture, but it is not clear to whom they refer: Lloyd G.M. Hampton, Sam Green, Miss Kitchen, James Cockcroft, Fleta Barnes, Craven, mary Greenwood. At the front: William Hartley, John Greenwood.
Frank Mitchell, killed in the Great War, 1914-1918 - CWS00108
Frank worked in the office at Nutclough, when he went to war Miss Marion Helliwell came into the office to take his place.