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William Henry Taylor - MEC00273
Mytholmroyd St.Michael's Churchyard, Grave D/G.4: Family gravestone of Stanley Stewart and Jane Taylor:- Their son, Sergt. William Henry Taylor, killed on the Somme, in France, July, 15th 1916, aged 25 years. Army Sgt, 16th Btn Kings Royal Rifle…
William Henry Stocks - MEC00181
Heptonstall, St Thomas the Apostle, Grave D. 36/7: Family gravestone of Leonard and Mary Stocks :- Rifleman William Henry Stocks, 23rd Battalion The London Regt. son of Leonard and Mary Stocks, who died March 28th 1918, of wounds received in…
William Henry Stocks - MEC00180
Heptonstall, St Thomas the Apostle, Grave D. 36/7: Family gravestone of Leonard and Mary Stocks :- Rifleman William Henry Stocks, 23rd Battalion The London Regt. son of Leonard and Mary Stocks, who died March 28th 1918, of wounds received in…
William Henry Simkin - MEC00135
St James, Hebden Bridge. Grave C.21: Gravestone of Thomas and Eunice Simkin includes inscription:- William Henry Simkin, K.R.R.C. son of the above, who died on active service Sept 15. 1916, aged 18 years. Rifleman 8th Btn Kings Royal Rifle Corps.…
William Henry Cockcroft - ALC04000
He had an office at West End, Hebden Bridge, and was the architect of many fine local buildings.
William Greenwood - MEC00207
Heptonstall St Thomas the Apostle churchyard, Grave 1.48: Gravestone of Mary and Uttley Greenwood:- William, their son killed in action at Ypres April 9th 1917, aged 20 years. Private, 8th Btn Yorkshire and Lancashire. Official no. 32092. Ypres…
William Edmondson and Annie Speak - WED00256
After the wedding of William Edmondson and Annie Speak at Slack Baptist Chapel c1942.
During the Second World War it was not possible for most people to obtain bridal wear so many weddings took place in "Sunday Best" clothes.
During the Second World War it was not possible for most people to obtain bridal wear so many weddings took place in "Sunday Best" clothes.
William and Annie Edmondson - WED00231
At the wedding of Malcolm and Glenda at Birchcliffe Chapel
William Acrid - DAH00192
Brother of Amy
Will it go? - DEF00227
Our Man at Large was a Calder Civic Trust project, c1970, the aim of which was to draw attention to squalid places and litter which detracted from the attractions of the area, by using the contrast between the smartly dressed gentleman and the…
Wilfrid Hampson - MEC00195
Heptonstall, St Thomas a Becket. Family gravestone of Joseph Samuel and Ann Hampson adj. Main path:- Wilfrid , their son, killed in action at Thiepval, France, Septr 26th 1916, Aged 19 years. Army Private in 12th Btn Duke of Cambridge's Own…
Wilfred Smith - MEC00137
Grave I.28: Gravestone of Frederick Smith includes inscription:- Pte Wilfrid Smith, missing June 13th 1917, aged 28 years. Also John Herbert Smith, killed Novr 27th 1917, aged 35 years. Lived 4 Cornholme, Todmorden. Private 2/6th Btn Lancashire…
Wilfred Crabtree, Greengrocer and Fruiterer - HCC01064
Postcard dated 4th December, 1924. This beautifully turned out horse and float look as though they are about to be part of a parade. Photographed in front of the houses at the bottom of Cragg Road.
Wildspur Mill - HPC00319
NAME: WILDSPUR MILL
LOCATION: Near New Mill
REF: HU 34
GRID REF: 162 082
CLASSIFICATION: C
CONDITION: Semi used
APPROX DATE OF SITE AND BUILDINGS: Mid 19C (site earlier?)
DESCRIPTION/HISTORY: Just downstream from Valley Mills there was…
LOCATION: Near New Mill
REF: HU 34
GRID REF: 162 082
CLASSIFICATION: C
CONDITION: Semi used
APPROX DATE OF SITE AND BUILDINGS: Mid 19C (site earlier?)
DESCRIPTION/HISTORY: Just downstream from Valley Mills there was…
Wildspur Mill - HPC00127
NAME: WILDSPUR MILL
LOCATION: Near New Mill
REF: HU 34. HPC00319
GRID REF: 162 082
CLASSIFICATION: C
CONDITION: Semi used
APPROX DATE OF SITE AND BUILDINGS: Mid 19C (site earlier?)
DESCRIPTION/HISTORY: Just downstream from Valley Mills…
LOCATION: Near New Mill
REF: HU 34. HPC00319
GRID REF: 162 082
CLASSIFICATION: C
CONDITION: Semi used
APPROX DATE OF SITE AND BUILDINGS: Mid 19C (site earlier?)
DESCRIPTION/HISTORY: Just downstream from Valley Mills…
