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  • Collection: Hebden Bridge Camera Club - The Changing Face of Hebden Bridge

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The Neptune Inn is on the right, centre is Melbourne Mill, and to the left is the rear of Salem Church. Brunswick Mill is to the top of the picture.

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Melbourne Mill is on the right. The buildings in the foreground have since been demolished

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Taken outside the fire station next to the Council Offices in Hebden Bridge.

Presented to Fireman Frank Thomas by his fellow members of the Hebden Bridge Fire Brigade as a token of esteem upon his retirement after 16 years service. Donated by Hebden…

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Photo taken 12th October 1940 and presented to Captain Whitely on his retirement. He served for 26 years from March 1914 until 30th September 1940.

Back row L - R: Raymond Greenwood, Joseph Robbin, Superintendent Herbert Hitchen, Joe Lawless, James…

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Looking across Hebden Bridge from Fairfield, Palace House road is in the foreground with the railway station behind. Note all the trucks in the sidings. Behind the station on the far side of the field, next to the canal, the large Crossley Mill…

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The old canal arm had been filled with a garage on the site. In 1984 the garage was demolished and the old arm excavated out to form a marina and dry dock off the canal. .

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The market place following demolition of Valley Road Nursery which had occupied the site.

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Goods facilities at the station were withdrawn in 1966 and the warehouse was let for general storage including by Moderna Blankets were. It was badly damaged by fire in 1969 as seen here and subsequently demolished. The site is now the station car…

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The arch under the tracks coming down from Palace House Road, the road in much better condition than it is today.

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The road arch under the tracks leading up to Crow Nest and Palace House Road. The wall to the right is part of Victoria Mill, now long demolished.

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The Chairman of HRUDC, Cllr Denis Knowles is 2nd from left with his wife Clarice, Chairman's Lady, next to him. Rev W. Barnes is on the right.

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View down the river from Keighley Road. On the left Bridge Mill and chimney, in the centre the Council Offices, now extended and known as the Town Hall, and the lorry park is now the landscaped Market Place.

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The market ground with wagons parked. Valley road is on the right and Hangingroyd Lane to the left. One wagon belonged to Matthew Sheard, coal merchant, the other nine wagons belonged to James Shepherd, who had a garage on Valley Road. The photo was…

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Hollins Cottage at the junction of Birchcliffe Road and Commercial Street during demolition in 1952.

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The white building at the bottom of the road is the Fox & Goose public house.
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