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This traditional play is performed annually around the area on Good Friday Here pupils from Calder Hight School are performing outside the Post Office.

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On the corner of Lees Yards are from left to right: Nick Wilding; Donald Crossley; George Wilding.

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The house shown here next to the school is on the site of the former St John's church.

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The newly built old people's houses that face onto Victoria Road can be seen on the left.

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The busy junction of New Road, Holme Street, Bridge Gate and West End.

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Mayroyd Mill can be seen on the left, with the houses of Lime Avenue, off Heptonstall Road, towards the top of the picture.

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The footpath from the Heptonstall Road to Midgehole. The Dyeworks and Crimsworth terrace are centre picture, and Pecket war memorial on the skyline.

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Machpelah is on the right, Croft House in centre of the picture, Crossley Mill on the left, behind the chimney of which can be seen Queen's Terrace on Heptonstall Road.

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On the left is the former Unitarian Sunday School. The man is possibly Mr Collins.
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