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  • Collection: William Edmondson

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A view of the Moss Lane area of the town, Linden Road on thebottom left, with Hartley's Mill above. The grassy area below Cross Lanes Chapel top left was developed for housing in the late 1970s. The rooftops of the Co-op sewing factory visible…

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A comprehensive view of HebdenBridge and surrounding countryside.

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An interesting view of the town taken from the Birchcliffe hillside.

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A view into the town taken from Birchcliffe on a sunny spring day.

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A view into the town taken form Birchcliffe, pre 1967.

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A view of the Birchcliffe area of the town.

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A view of the northern side of the town wiht Windsor View bottom, Highfield Crescent on the right and the top and bottom houses of Lee View, centre.

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A view down into the town from Heptonstall Road.

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A view down into the town from Heptonstall Road.

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A view over the town with Windsor View behind the two poplars, on the right, Highfield Crescent, locally known as Frying Pan Alley.

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A view of the town making it look particularly attractive.

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The Cragg Vale Women's Institute Float, the theme was "Mary, Mary, quite contrary". Children from left: Marie Wilkinson, Brenda Butterfield, unknown, Vivienne Leach, Valerie Sutcliffe, unknown. Dianne Harwood nee Sayer was sitting in a cockle shell…

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The organ at St Thomas' Church, Heptonstall.
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