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View over Hebden Bridge - SWA00100
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Black Pit Lock at Hebden Bridge - LLG00288
The Rochdale Canal looking towards Hebble End
Charlestown - Train at Thistle Bottom. - LLG00134
The track to left of train is the site of the infamous curve. It was the cause of many accidents over the years including a serious derailment in 1912 with several casualities including three fatalities. The detached house in the foreground is called…
Hebden Bridge Little Theatre - LLG00128
The rear of the theatre on Holme Street, newly constructed in 1993.
Rochdale Canal near Hebden Bridge - JSB00200
The canal prior to restoration
The Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge, March 1970 - JSB00197
The houses of the Stubbing Area are on the left.
Rochdale Canal at Mayroyd, Hebden Bridge - JSB00167
Mayroyd Mill is on the left, beyond the derelict No 8 lock, is Princess Bridge on Station Road.
The Derelict Rochdale Canal at Hebden Bridge - JSB00158
September 1970
Rochdale Canal Hebden Bridge c1960 before restoration - JSB00140
Mayroyd Mill can be seen on the left, with the houses of Lime Avenue, off Heptonstall Road, towards the top of the picture.
Derelict Lock on the Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge - JSB00139
Stubbing Wharf bridge is centre picture.
Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge - JSB00137
Looking towards the back of the Stubbing Wharf Inn, Mytholm, before the restoration of the canal.
Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge c1965 - JSB00134
Looking towards Todmorden and the footbridge at the end of Holme Street, which leads to Calder Holmes Park. On the right you can just see Riverside School.
Princes Bridge, Machpelah, Hebden Bridge - JSB00133
This bridge takes the road from the main A646 (Hebden Bridge to Halifax) over the Rochdale Canal to the railway station. The top of the tower of Heptonstall church can be seen on the skyline.
Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge - JSB00131
Machpelah is on the right, Croft House in centre of the picture, Crossley Mill on the left, behind the chimney of which can be seen Queen's Terrace on Heptonstall Road.
Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge, Easter 1969 - JSB00125
The back of Crossley Mill is on the left foreground, next to it are the 3 storey houses of New Road. Opposite them you can just make out the weaver's windows of Machpelah.
Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge, March 1970 - JSB00121
Possibly the chimney and buildings of Calder Mill, now occupied by Wireform, on the right.
Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge 1970 - JSB00101
Rochdale Canal, Hebden Bridge, showing the back of the garage, Watson's Yard, Crossley Mill and the Machpelah houses.
Hebden Bridge - Mayroyd Lock and Lock House. - HLS05110
HLS05110. Looking east along the Rochdale Canal from just past Mayroyd Mill. To the right of the house the gable end of the Crow Nest Gas Works manager's house with some railway wagons. To the left more wagons and a railway signal. Date unknown but…
Hebden Bridge - Rochdale Canal and Man With Donkey. - HLS05109
Man with a donkey on the tow path where it inclines up to the bridge at the top of Holme Street. The river is below the wall which today is replaced by railings around the children's playground. The tow path has now been re-aligned at this point.…
Hebden Bridge - View up the Calder Valley from Eaves Wood.. - HLS05095
A snow covered view up the Calder Valley over Adelaide Street, Stubbing Holme and dye works and along King Street to Calderside Mill with the railway over Whiteley Arches next to it and onto Charlestown. Far right the terraced houses of Saville…
Hebden Bridge - Whiteley Arches, Charlestown. - HLS05092
HLS05092. Constructed by the Manchester & Leeds Railway in 1840 and named after the Whitleys whose Calderside Mill was adjacent. When built the bow string bridge over the Rochdale Canal along with that at Gauxholme were about the first such bridges…
Hebden Bridge - Whitley Arches, Charlestown. - HLS05091
HLS05091. Constructed by the Manchester & Leeds Railway in 1840 and named after the Whitleys whose Calderside Mill was adjacent. When built the bow string bridge over the Rochdale Canal along with that at Gauxholme were about the first such bridges…