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Front row, L to R: Daughter Elizabeth, Elsie Greenwood, Lloyd Greenwood, Elizabeth's daughter; Next row: Elizabth's daughter Rachel, Daisey Uttley, Kathleen Iredale, ?,Marian Lord (married to Jack Lord who was a drummer in the Alan Whiteok Trio,…

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L to R: Madeline Kennedy, Rosalind Brookes and Mr Brookes. Madeline married their son Colin Brookes. Church unknown.

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From Pennine Magazine, Vol 2, No 5, June-July 1981:

In 1903 as part of the Keighley Gala a walking match took place. It was a robust occasion with publicans of the vicinity donating something to nearly everybody: H. Town of the Star of Steeton…

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Formerly AT210

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Formerly AT035

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Formerly AT212

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The sweet shop at bottom of town, Heptonstall opposite what was the Co-op. In 1960 it was Ballard's paper shop. Arthur Ballard used this photo to re-instate the round window when he opened as a shop (S. Ballard)

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Second from left is Clement Speak, the organist, next to him is Alice Speak before she marriage, to her right is Margery Speak, daughter of Clement, and to her right with spectacles is Harold Sutcliffe.

The lady at the back between Alice and…

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In the middle is Harry Green from Charlestown, his wife is on the left

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Marian Lord (married to Jack Lord) 2nd right on back row. Ivy Pearson, 1st right on front row.

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Back row 3rd from right in black tunic is Cecil Greenwood, he was scout master for 3rd Calder Valley. His trade in the 1960s was painter and decorator. In the 50s lived at Bankfoot Terrace, later Townfield Lane, Heptonstall. (S.Ballard)
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