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Hire Tool Shop - LIL00121
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Shoe Repair shop, Albert Street, Hebden Bridge - LIL00109
Sign for Quality Shoe Repairs
Shoe Repair shop, Albert Street, Hebden Bridge - LIL00107
Reflection of Calderdale Library and photographer in window
Shop at Caldene, Mytholmroyd - LIL00105
Single storey wooden cabin situated on Caldene Avenue, Mytholmroyd, backing on to the river immediately beyond the bridge. The building was used by several businesses in the 20th century, including A.K.Developments and J&R Travel. It fell into…
Edmondson's hardware shop, Valley Road, Hebden Bridge - LIL00101
This wooden building, previously a coal merchant's office, is believed to have been one of the huts from Dawson City, the navvy encampment which provided accommodation for the men who built Walshaw Dean reservoirs. The hut was destroyed by fire in…
Edmondson's Hardware Shop, Valley Road, Hebden Bridge - LIL00100
This wooden building, previously a coal merchant's office, is believed to have been one of the huts from Dawson City, the navvy encampment which provided accommodation for the men who built Walshaw Dean reservoirs. The hut was destroyed by fire in…
In the back room of Alice Longstaff's Shop, Hebden Bridge - LLG00507
L to r: John Longstaff, Alice Longstaff and Hilary Crossley.
West End Bridge, Hebden Bridge - LLG00318
Motor bike approaching West End bridge and Hebden Bridge traffic lights
- LLG00289
View of Hebden Bridge with Riverside Junior School from hillside above railway by Palace House Road
Volunteers reconstructing the Little Theatre, Hebden Bridge - LLG00271
It is believed that the timber building seen here being demolished was one of the huts from Dawson City.
The Little Theatre, Hebden Bridge - LLG00270
The new building is under construction at the same time as the old building is being demolished. The red brick building is the Trades Club on Holme Street.
Donald Crossley with Pewter Pots - LLG00268
There must be a story here!
Hebden Bridge Canal and Visitor Centre - LLG00265
Liz Kobus, Information Assistant, helping a visitor. The former Tourist Information Centre re-located to these new premises at Butler's Wharf in 2003.
The former Royal Oak at Mytholmroyd - LLG00253
Nick Wilding is pictured in conversation; it looks as though work has started on the conversion of the building to apartments. The building on the left is the former Calder valley club.
