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Acre Mill, Old town - DAH00217
The Hare and Hounds Inn is in the foreground and Acre Mill in the background. The mill was originally built as a textile mill but was taken over by Cape Asbestos in 1939. The company moved to Westmorland in the 1970s leaving a legacy of crippling…
Eaves Edge and Heptonstall Rocks - DAH00216
Taken from Badger Lane, Blackshaw Head
Hebden Bridge, 1905 - DAH00215
The tram terminus. The building on the left is on the corner of Holme Street. The shop bearing the name Spencer & Nicholl was later demolished to widen the junction with Bridge Gate. Queens Terrace is towards the top of the picture.
Ladyroyd School, Shackleton Hill - DAH00213
The Little School on the Moors
An Upper Calder Valley school enjoyed unusual celebrity status in the 1950s when it claimed to be the smallest in Yorkshire.
Following a story in the press that Snilesworth School, Northallerton - with six pupils…
An Upper Calder Valley school enjoyed unusual celebrity status in the 1950s when it claimed to be the smallest in Yorkshire.
Following a story in the press that Snilesworth School, Northallerton - with six pupils…
Thomas Ratcliffe's Moderna Mills, Mytholmroyd, 1971 - DAH00205
Halifax Courier
Empress Foundry, Mytholmroyd, 1950 - DAH00204
Ministry of Agriculture repairs depot.
Helliwells and Sutcliffes at Blackpool, 1936 - DAH00203
Works outing.
Royal Fold, Mytholmroyd - DAH00200
Looking down New Road. The railway station building is on the right above the roofs of Royal Fold.
Football Trophy Winners, 1920/21 - DAH00194
Front row, third from right, small boy with white collar is Donald Sunderland
William Acrid - DAH00192
Brother of Amy
Two Soldiers - DAH00190
Soldier on left is Sam Sunderland, Duke of Wellington's regiment.
The Wedding of Sam Sunderland to Amy Acrid, 1920. - DAH00189
They had a daughter, Mary.
Searching for Rascal - DAH00188
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.