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Midgehole Dyeworks, Hebden Bridge - DMC00490
The crane was installing a new roof (July 2000).
A fulling mill existed in the area prior to the 16th century which had been replaced and extended. In 1861, Worrals a firm of dyers and finishers from Salford bought the newly built dyeworks and…
A fulling mill existed in the area prior to the 16th century which had been replaced and extended. In 1861, Worrals a firm of dyers and finishers from Salford bought the newly built dyeworks and…
Midgehole Farm, Hebden Bridge - DMC00491
Midgehole Farm (2000)
New Bridge Cottages, Midgehole - DMC00492
New Bridge Cottages, Midgehole (2000)
New Bridge Hall, Midgehole - DMC00493
New Bridge Hall, Midgehole (July 2000)
New Bridge, Midgehole - DMC00494
New Bridge Cottages, Midgehole (July 2000)
Pennine Way - Walshaw Dean - DMC00495
Pennine Way - Walshaw Middle Reservoir (2008)
Robin Hood Inn - Cragg Vale (2008) - DMC00497
Sign reads: "Ye Bowmen and ye Archers good, Come in and drink with Robin Hood. If Robin to that fate has gone, Then take a glass with Little John" 1834 A.D.
Rope and Anchor - Todmorden (2012) - DMC00499
Halifax Road, Todmorden
Rose Cottage, Midgehole - DMC00500
Rose Cottage from Long Meadow, Midgehole (2000)
Hardcastle Crags Sculpture Trail 2000 - DMC00501
Hebden Water near Gibson Mill.
Shaw Wood Road, Springside - DMC00502
Shaw Wood Road, Springside, Todmorden c.1970
Packhorse Inn (The Ridge) (2005) - DMC00504
Lower Walshaw Dean Reservoir in background
Stoodley Pike from Great Rock, Higher Eastwood. - DMC00505
Stoodley Pike from Great Rock, Higher Eastwood. (July 2000)
Stoodley Pike, Todmorden - DMC00506
Stoodley Pike, Todmorden. Obelisk 121 ft tall on a hill 1,300 ft above sea level. Completed in 1856 at the end of the Crimean War. It is on the Pennine Way. (2013)
Tentercroft, Hebden Bridge - DMC00507
Tentercroft, Hebden Bridge (2000)
The Crags, Hardcastle Crags - DMC00508
The Crags, Hardcastle Crags (2000)
The Lord Nelson, Luddenden (2013) - DMC00509
In the middle of the 18th century it was called The White Swan and renamed The Lord Nelson after the Battle of Trafalgar (1805) It is in Luddenden Village opposite the church.
The Moorings, Sowerby Bridge - DMC00510
The Moorings, Sowerby Bridge (2000)
The Shaw, Mankinholes - DMC00511
The Shaw, Mankinholes. The lighter building is Shaw Cottage, and the house beyond is 'The Shaw' maybe two'three houses. (2013)
The White House, Blackstone Edge (2013) - DMC00512
Pub at Blackstone Edge, on the A58 border between Lancashire & Yorkshire.
The White Lion, Hebden Bridge (2013) - DMC00513
Hebden Bridge
