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The road now goes behind the property, and the barn has been demolished

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Close by a large 16th century aisled barn is the latest known F-plan house, built for Robert and Grace Sutcliffe in 1712. The house is entirely 18th century, though in traditional style. The left gable was taken down and the house extended later in…

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Narrow stone bridge over Colden Beck.

This attractive single arched packhorse type bridge has steps at both sides which has lead to the conclusion that it was probably only used as a footbridge for Strines Farmhouse and Colden.
Courtesy English…

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Packhorse bridge over Colden beck

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Stone seen on packhorse route

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The Hebden Valley at Hardcastle Crags, taken from 1.5 miles out of Hebden Bridge. Picture used in "The Calderdale Way" by Herbert C. Collins

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Hollingworth Lake

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Upper Calderdale, clearly showing the Anglo-Saxon farming land on both sides of the Calder gorge

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Roman road at Blackstone Edge

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Gorpley packhorse causeway. The same style as the "Roman" road with a cut and cover drain in foreground. not uncovered for the photograph to prevent deterioration on a wet moor.

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Stone bridge built in 16th century where many trans-Pennine tracks met to cross the River Ryburn.

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Heptonstall from Pecket Well

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Close by a large 16th century aisled barn is the latest known F-plan house, built for Robert and Grace Sutcliffe in 1712. The house is entirely 18th century, though in traditional style. The left gable was taken down and the house extended later in…

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The Hole in the Wall is on the left, Council Offices centre, and the chimney of Bridge Mill to the right.

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Clapper bridge across the River Colden near Jack Bridge.

A clapper bridge is formed by large flat slabs of stone supported on stone piers or resting on the banks of a stream or river.

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Cain and Abel Crosses, Crimsworth Dene. Possibly Anglo Saxon and may have originally been on one base

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Shibden Hall, Halifax

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Mount Cross, Stiperden, on the Long Causeway where the old tracks converge on the moor between Heptonstall and Burnley, near the branch road to Todmorden and Rochdale. Possibly Anglo Saxon and one of the earliest signs of Christianity in the…
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