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  • Collection: Dianne Harwood collection

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Fred Sayer lived here when he moved to the area in 1933

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Near the top end of the Colden Valley on a packhorse route to Hurstwood and Colne this medieval wayside cross stands in magnificent moorland above the Gorple reservoirs. In the drought of 1976 the receding water revealed an ancient paved trackway,…

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A modern, small scale wheel placed in the wheel pit of the old mill.

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Looking down New Road. The railway station building is on the right above the roofs of Royal Fold.

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Rascal the dog was owned by Walshaw gamekeepers employed by Lord Savile.  He was stuck down a fox hole for days and eventually rescued unharmed.  The gamekeeper at the front of this picture is Fred Sayer senior.

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Can anybody identify any of the children?

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Summit Tunnel is one of the world's oldest railway tunnels. It was constructed between 1838 and 1841 by the Manchester and Leeds Railway Company to provide a direct line between Leeds and Manchester. When built, Summit Tunnel was the longest railway…

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The railway sidings are in the foreground, Scout Road School to the left with Scout Rocks behind.

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Elizabeth Beaumont, Paul Sayer and Dianne Sayer on the recreation ground, now Cragg Park, Cragg Vale

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. Previously They were originally at Redman's Scarbottom Mill, but that burned down so they moved to Moderna Estate, Mytholmroyd

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Soldier on left is Sam Sunderland, Duke of Wellington's regiment.

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Comment from Charles turner: My ancestor William turner farmed Higher Baitings Farm from 1824 until retiring to Kendal in the 1860s, leaving his son Edmund turner to carry on the farm. It was demolished by the Water Board when the reservoirs were…
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