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Hebden Bridge. - RDA00297
View over the town from Fairfield looking up Hebden Dale about 1900. Bottom centre St Thomas' Catholic Church and next to it Pallis House.
Mytholm, Hebden Bridge. - RDA00298
RDA00298. Postcard looking over Mytholm to Heptonstall Church. The text says it was taken from the top of Horsehold Scout by Mr Lord of King Street. Formerly 184RD.
Jumble Hole Clough. - RDA00299
Jumble Hole Clough runs north westerly up from the Upper Calder Valley between Charlestown and Eastwood.
Holme Station Accident. - RDA00300
Holme Station Cliviger on the Todmorden-Burnley 'Copy Pit' line. On 27th October 1907 some wagons on a coal train became detached at Copy Pit and rolled back down and leaving the track demolished the Booking Office killing the Booking Clerk.
Holme, near Burnley. - RDA00301
The village is on the Todmorden - Burnley road and railway line and once had a station.
Interior of Holme Church, Cliviger, Near Burnley. - RDA00302
Dedicated to St John the Divine it is a fine Georgian Church dating from the late 18th century.
Holme Church, Cliviger, near Burnley. - RDA00303
Dedicated to St John the Divine the church dates fro the late 1790s.
Holme, Cliviger, near Burnley - RDA00304
The Todmorden - Burnley Road (now A646) in the centre of the village. On the left is the lychgate to the church.
Unknown Waterfall. - RDA00306
Can anybody identify.
Cliviger, near Burnley. - RDA00307
No further information.
Brungerley Bridge, Clitheroe. - RDA00308
The three arch stone bridge on the road between Clitheroe and Waddington over the River Ribble was built about 1815.
Holme House, Holme, near Burnley. - RDA00309
Holme House or Hall probably dates from the 15th century with re-building in the 17th century and additions in the mid 18th century. Between 1985 and 2003 it was used as a retirement home but was gutted by arson in 2004, but has since been…
Holme, Cliviger, near Burnley. - RDA00310
The Todmorden - Burnley Road (now A646) running through the village.
Walk Mill, Cliviger, near Burnley. - RDA00311
One of several coal mines in the Cliviger area. To the right of the winding gear the Todmorden - Burnley Road.
Thieveleys Farm, Holme, Nr Burnley. - RDA00312
Thieveleys Farm, on the west side of the Cliviger Gorge, was a favourite picnic place in Victorian times but the farm was demolished in 1976.
Todmorden. - RDA00313
View over the station goods yard to the Unitarian Chapel.
Todmorden - RDA00314
View across Christ Church and the town to Cross Stone Church on the far hillside. Just discernible below the hillside on the left are the platforms of Stansfield Hall Station on the Todmorden - Burnley line. The station closed in 1944. Stansfield…
Todmorden - Burnley Road. - RDA00315
The poster for the Bridge Street Sunday School event dates this photo to 1905.
Todmorden Parish Church Interior. - RDA00316
The image is overwritten 'Parish Church' but this is Christ Church and not St Mary's which is the historic Parish Church. However with the opening of Christ Church in 1832 that became the Parish Church. In 1987 the decision was taken to close one of…
Todmorden - Halifax Road. - RDA00317
Looking in the Halifax direction.
Todmorden - The Post Office. - RDA00319
Todmorden Hall, or Todmorden Old Hall, dates from around 1603 and was built by the Radcliffe family replacing an earlier house. It then passed into the Fielden family for several decades up to 1795. In 1924 it became the Post Office and is now a…
Todmorden - White Hart Fold. - RDA00320
The railway station is behind the buildings in the centre.
Todmorden - Centre Vale Mansion. - RDA00321
Local cotton mill owner Mr Thos. Ramsbotham erected Centre Vale House in 1826-8. John Fielden bought the Centre Vale estate, which included the house and surrounding parkland, in 1842. Mr Fielden M.P. was famous for introducing the Ten Hours Act…
Todmorden - Unitarian Church Interior. - RDA00323
The Grade l Listed building dates from 1865/9. It was built by the three Fielden brothers, Samuel, John Jr. and Joshua, in honour of their late father, ‘Honest’ John Fielden MP at a cost of £35,000. It closed in 1987 but following a £1M restoration…