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Hope Chapel on the left and the Picture House on the right. Trinity Garage just visible centre right. The bus shelter is long gone, replaced with newer public conveniences. Note the lack of traffic!

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A view of the town from Birchcliffe, the newness of the steps and the landscaping below the wall suggest the photo may have been taken shortly after the changes to the road below.

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The very steep School Street with Stubbings School on the left.

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Chapel Avenue on the left and Alexandra Road on the right. Dodnaze up at the top of the hill.

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The Cragg Vale Women's Institute Float, the theme was "Mary, Mary, quite contrary". Children from left: Marie Wilkinson, Brenda Butterfield, unknown, Vivienne Leach, Valerie Sutcliffe, unknown. Dianne Harwood nee Sayer was sitting in a cockle shell…

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View of Birchcliffe Road with the steep Windsor Road in the distance.

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Hebden Bridge Carnival, date unknown.

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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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