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Galloway pony - PNH01536
Galloways were regularly used as packhorses, often known in the North of England as 'gals'. thebrred is now extinct.
The Buttress - PNH01547
The sign advertises a Cab and Wagonette.
Withens Reservoir, Cragg Vale - PNH01561
Water treatment works.
Withens Reservoir, Cragg Vale - PNH01562
Water treatment works.
Mytholmroyd from Scout Road - PNH01563
The sorting sidings c.1950. Constructed in 1919 they were used to divide coal trains from the Yorkshire coalfields between those for the Manchester direction and those for the Burnley and north west. They operated 24 hours a day until closure in…
River Calder at Mytholmroyd - PNH01571
Thomas Ratcliffe & Co Ltd, Blanket Manufacturers factory can clearly be seen.
Bridge over the Calder at Brearley - PNH01573
A good view of the weir and sluice gates to the right hand side.
Birchcliffe Hillside - PNH01575
Nutclough Mill in the foreground, Yorkshire Water Board excavations behind Dodnaze estate, and the Birchcliffe Centre to the right of the centre of the picture.
Calder Valley Landscape - PNH01578
Looking over towards Midgehole Road from Lee wood, Pecket Well on the horizon.
Scout Road, Mytholmroyd - PNH01605
April 20th 1960
Scout Road, Mytholmroyd - PNH01606
August 22nd, 1960, Scout road School is on the left.
Steep Lane, Sowerby - PNH01607
Boulderclough Chapel is towards the centre at the bottom of the picture, Steep Lane Chapel right of centre higher up, and Crow Hill is on the skyline.
Widdop Reservoir - PNH01609
Built in the 1870s it has a capacity of 640 million gallons.
Rocking Pig, Widdop - PNH01611
Millstone Grit boulders above Widdop, May 1985
Rocking Pig, Widdop - PNH01612
Millstone Grit boulders above Widdop, May 1985
Canal at Luddenden - PNH01622
Back of photo dated 28/10/74, with a reference G/158/53
Mankinholes - PNH01631
Possibly an old packhorse trail now used by ramblers enjoying the Pennine landscape.
Blackstone Edge 'Roman Road' - PNH01635
Littleborough, Lancashire. Whilst often called the Roman Road, it's origins are unclear.
Foxenhall, Soyland, Halifax - PNH01760
Showing the early technique of glazing direct to the stone frame