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

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Looking down Hangingroyd Road towards Bridge Lanes.

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Blackburn's Ironmongers shop can be seen at the end of this block of shops on the corner of Holme Street. Photograph taken before New Road was widened at the junction with Bridge Gate.

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

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The new and old Birchcliffe chapels can be seen. Towards the bottom left is Nutclough Mill.

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Mytholm, looking up the Colden Valley. Mytholm Hall can be seen to the right of the photo, behind it stands the Parish Church of St James the Great. Eaves Mills can be seen beyond the church. On the left of the picture is Mytholm Mill.

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Road improvement works. The setts in the foreground are part of Keighley Road, On the right is the rear of the White Horse Hotel.

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Off Hangingroyd Lane, the houses across the end of the street are Royd Terrace and on the skyline Lime Avenue off Heptonstall Road.

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Moss Lane before adoption. Note the gas lamp.

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Nutclough Mill is near the centre of the picture, with the old Birchcliffe Chapel to the right of centre higher up.

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The architect of the chapel was William Henry Cockroft. Cross Lanes Chapel can be seen on the hillside behind.

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