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Demolition of Bridge Street Methodist Church, Todmorden, 1965 - TAS00465
No worry about health and safety in those days! The public house on the far left is The York.
Patmos Baptist Chapel, Burnley Road, Todmorden - TAS00467
Only the chapel's gate and railings can be seen here. A chapel was first opened her by the New Connexion Methodists in 1816 but was sold to the Baptists in 1841. By 1878 they had outgrown it and a new Chapel was built on the site. It closed and was…
Knowl Wood Chapel, from above Bacup Road - TAS00468
The road in front of the chapel goes to Lumbutts., and Gauxholme arches are just below the centre of the picture/
Patmos Congregational Chapel, Todmorden - TAS00469
The chapel was founded in 1816 by the Methodist New Connextion. The Congregational Church purchased the chapel along with the Manse and school in 1841 for the sum of £1,250. The Rev. Robert Stevens was the first Minister.
By 1878, the building had…
By 1878, the building had…
Todmorden Church - TAS00476
Can anybody identify?
The Churchyard, St Mary's, Todmorden - TAS00479
1958 renovation works in progress
Todmorden Town Hall and St Mary's C hurch - TAS00480
Building to the left demolished C.1969. Chemist shop, Campbells furniture shop. Prior to that Haigh's dress shop.
Havelock Arms - TAS00483
Entry to Chapel of Rest for Halsteads Funeral Services at former Havelock Arms.
Halifax Road, Todmorden - TAS00701
Just before the bend to Lobb Mill on the left, was Cinder Hill Mill, now demolished and replaced by houses.
The Corn Mill, Hallroyd - TAS00702
The mill, demolished in the 1950s, was situated on Halifax road, Todmorden, adjacent to the river, on the site now occupied by flats.
Salford, off Rochdale Road, Todmorden - TAS00703
Now the site of Fielden Factors. Harry Ingham stored buses here. The brown corrugated roof (the tin shop) was Blackburn's car repairers, is now (2015) Bentley's Mobility Shop.
Mons Mill, Todmorden - TAS00704
Hare Mill was built in 1907; the first sod was cut on 1 June 1907. It had cost £218,285 to build, and there were financial and boardroom problems and the mill finally opened in August 1912. A second identical mill was proposed, but never built. There…
