Browse Items (6209 total)
- Collection: Alice Longstaff - Gallery collection
Sort by:
Andrew Whitworth - ALC02728
Photo taken in 1958
Helen Wilcock - ALC03144
Sister of Ruth Whitworth, nee Wilcock. Probably taken in 1961.
Sally Louise Donohue nee Ashworth - ALC03206
The doll's name is Mandy.
Jane Sunderland - ALC03214
Elder daughter of Max and Molly Sunderland.
Richard Shepherd - ALC03325
Probably taken in the early 1960s.
John Stephen Houlston - ALC03408
Probably taken in 1957. John lived on Mount Pleasant Drive, Mytholmroyd at the time
Three Ladies Outside a Church - ALC03476
The lady in the middle is Frances Shearman, the other two ladies may be her two of her daughters.
Alice Longstaff and friends - ALC03507
Alice Longstaff is on the right, next to her is Edna Frankling. Sheila Thornton used to work with Edna and her son George at James Greenwood Clothiers in Croft Mill Yard before they merged with Astins Bros. One of the other ladies pictured is Mrs…
Richard Spencer - ALC04038
Richard lived at Underbank, he had two brothers, Stuart and Gary, and a sister Jill. The eldest son of Fred Spencer who ran a garage at Todmorden for many years. Trained as a motor technician and worked for nAA, BMW and Mazda. Last heard of living in…
Harry Haigh - ALC04401
Harry died 27.5.1956, aged 53. He was a teacher and Superintendent at Wainsgate Baptist Sunday School. This portait is hanging in the ground floor lobby at Wainsgate.
Kenneth Hoff - ALC04405
Kenneth lived on Chapel Avenue, Hebden Bridge in the 40's and 50's.
Ted Cook - ALC04419
Ted lived on Central Street, Hebden Bridge. Second husband to Sheila Hiirst, nee Culshaw, and step-father to Christine Levi nee Leeder.
Wendy, Simon & June Moses - ALC04609
Photo taken around 1960, the family lived in Mytholmroyd.
The Waltons - ALC04623
Timothy, Kay and Christopher Walton(Tim, Kay and Kit) of Mytholmroyd and was taken in the early 1960s.
Pauline Akroyd - ALC04635
Pauline Akroyd (now Barmforth) from Ripponden. Daughter of Ella Akroyd nee Gibson. Photo taken late 1930s or early 1940s when tap dancing classes for children was quite a new thing.
Miss Ruth Wilcock - ALC04726
Probably taken 1961.
Miss Dorothy Wilcock - ALC04727
Sister of Ruth, whom you can just see on the left, and Helen. Probably taken in 1961
John Stansfield - ALC05195
John was a Local Councillor, also worked for James Sheperd, Valley Road, Hebden Bridge.
John Stuart Robertshaw - ALC05215
John worked for Cape Asbestos and emigrated to South Africa in the 1960s. Yes he was a chemical engineer and initially went out to Johannesburg for Cape Asbestos and then ended up working in the gold mines. He still lives out there, very occasionally…
