These machines are bobbin winding frames. The front one is probably made by Joseph Stubbs Ltd, Manchester, who specialised in winding machinery and had works at Ancoats and Openshaw. The nearest machine is 'assembly winding' ie winding two ends from…
Above the houses the roof of St John's Church. The Church was consecrated in 1932 but became redundant and closed in1984. To the right of the church is Stubbings School.
Date unknown but before the building in the centre at the junction of Bridge Gate and New Road was demolished in the 1930s for road widening. Blackburn's Ironmongers is on the end of the row of shops, and the window of Alice Longstaff's shop,…
26th September 1939. Cyril was ex greengrocer from Mytholmroyd. He joined the Black Watch regiment and became a Regimental Sargeant Major. They had two daughters Carol Moyse & Sheila Knowles of Mytholmroyd. There was also a son Brian Crabtree.
The man on the right is John Lazenby who soldiered in North Africa. He worked as a wagon driver for Uttley-Ingham, metal workers. His grandfather John Appleton, had a carrier's business between Todmorden and Halifax up until about 1935.
L to R Harold Greenwood, Gladys Greenwood (seated) brother & sister of Hilda (bride) Fred Ackroyd, Irvine Ackroyd (brothers) Hilda, Wright Greenwood (Hilda's Father) Hilda Ackroyd (nee Greenwood) seated-Fred's wife. Although both brothers married a…
Frank Thwaites, Nellie Mitchell (Bride's Sister) Reg & Emily Gill (née Mitchell) John Mitchell (Bride's Father) Alice Mitchell (Bride's Sister) & Gilbert Greenwood (Bridegroom's Cousin). April 1939. John Mitchell was Landlord of the New Delight Inn…
Married circa 1939 at Friendly Methodist Chapel, Sowerby Bridge. Identified in May 2004 by page boy, WG Normanton, then aged 3. Doris in her 80's and still alive
26th September 1939. Cyril was ex greengrocer from Mytholmroyd. He joined the Black Watch regiment and became a Regimental Sargeant Major. They had two daughters Carol Moyse & Sheila Knowles of Mytholmroyd. There was also a son Brian Crabtree.
Members of Hebden Urban District council photographed near the outlet grating in the bottom of Widdop reservoir, taken September 11th 1934 during drought. Donated by Hebden Royd Town Council
Vincent and Margaret, known as Hazel, were both born in 1916. Vincent was from a Blackshawhead farming family, and he had 5 brothers. Hazel was an only child, her mother was from Cartmel in Cumbria but Hazel was born in Chorley.
Looking over to the Birchcliffe hillside with the distinctive arches of Stubbings School in the centre. To the left of the school is St John's C of E Church consecrated in 1931 but closed in the 1980s.
View of Mythomroyd showing Scarbottom Mill. Used as an illustration in Gertrude Attwood's book "A Village Childhood" c1937. Also a good view of the railway parcels shed and sorting sidings to the right of the station, both dismantled following…