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Walsden C of E School - TAS001417
Looking towards Birks Mill from Walsden CE School. (School building now converted to apartments)
Walsden Valley - TAL00435
AN 55941035
Walsden, Todmorden - TAS001405
Part of Bottoms Mill, now Gordon Riggs.
Walsden, Todmorden - TAS01416
Providence Street, Walsden
Waterside House, Todmorden, c2006 - TAL00436
AN 80148700
Waterside Mill, Todmorden - TAL00437
Showing what an immense mill Waterside was. The building on the right hand end was the technical college. The spire is the Unitarian Church and the tower of Cross Stone church can be seen on the horizon. AN 70082659
Waterside Mills, Rochdale Road, Todmorden - TAS00972
Showing the partially demolished mill.
Waterside Mills, Rochdale Road, Todmorden - TAS00973
The former technical college is on the left.
Waterstalls Mill - TAS00954
Rented by Fielden Bros
Waterstalls Mill - TAS00955
Rented by Fielden Bros
WD Austerity 2-8-No. 90138 - TAS00650 - TAS001145
WD Austerity 2-8-0 number 90138 hauling a goods train. Location and date unknown but probably on the Copy Pit line post World War II.
Wedding Party, Todmorden, 1940s - TAL00438
AN 34132992
Wedding Portrait, Todmorden, 1940s - TAL00439
AN 34132992
Well Street, off Dog House Lane, Todmorden - TAS00449
This is the site of the first Methodist Meeting Room in Todmorden. In the early days of the Methodist movement it was quite usual to meet in houses, it was only later as the Movement grew that purpose built chapels came into being.
Wellington Road, Todmorden - TAS001403
The single storey building was for some time Warburton's Funeral Directors, shown here as Todmorden Brass Band Room.
White Hart Fold, Todmorden - TAS00410
The building featured here was demolished and a bank built on the site. Later that was demolished and another bank built, which in its turn was demolished.
St Mary's Church can be seen on the left, and the coal merchant's was run by author Billy…
St Mary's Church can be seen on the left, and the coal merchant's was run by author Billy…