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Hebden Bridge Carnival, date unknown.

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Bridge Mill with a fire engines obviously attending an incident.

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Bridge Mill with a fire engine obviously attending an incident. The telephone box is long gone, as is the road sign, but the mill is now used for a number of different businesses.

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This view taken from Birchcliffe Road, shows the steep road leading up to Heptonstall, with the church tower visible on the skyline.

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At the end of Valley Road in Hebden Bridge, this was a well loved shop in the town for many years and supplied the wallpaper and paint for many of its residents.

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Mrs Moses was presumably a Fielding.

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Does the title mean the Band of Hope from Birchcliffe Chapel?

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On the photograph was written Auntie G, so she was obviously known as Gertrude.

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Arthur R. and Florence Gertrude Crossley with their staff at Fallingroyd.
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