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Mytholmroyd Methodist Church - AGW00242
Taken shortly before the church closed in December 2014
War Memorial at Mytholmroyd Methodist Church - AGW00243
Memorial to cricket club members who died in WW1
Mytholmroyd Methodist Church, Roll of Honour 1939-45 - AGW00244
Roll of Honour for the men and women of the Sunday School who served in the 1939 - 45 war.
Mytholmroyd Methodist Church, Roll of Honour 1914-19 - AGW00245
Roll of Honour for the men and women of the Sunday School who served in the 1914 - 18 war.
Mytholmroyd Methodist Church - AGW00246
Meeting room shortly before the church closed in December 2014.
Mytholmroyd Methodist Church - AGW00247
view of the kitchen taken just before the church closed in December 2014.
Mytholmroyd Methodist Church - AGW00248
The church room taken shortly before the church closed in December 2014.
Mytholmroyd Methodist Church - AGW00249
The organ and choir seats, taken shortly before the church closed in December 2014.
Mytholmroyd Methodist Church - AGW00250
Commemorative mug.
Methodist Church, Mytholmroyd - AGW00253
Taken shortly before the church closed in December 2014.
Mytholmroyd Historical Society Members - AGW00254
Left to right: Margaret Collinge, Dianne Harwood, Tony Wilson, Julie Wild, newly elected President, formerly Treasurer.
Clough Mill, Mytholmroyd - AGW00255
James Watson Ltd. Weavers of cotton sateens, twills and similar fabrics, 1960.
Clough Mill, Mytholmroyd, 1960 - AGW00256
This was a weaving shed, adjacent to Burnley Road. Now the site of Russell Dean furniture retailers
Westfield Mill, Mytholmroyd, c1972 - AGW00257
Installation of new Belgian looms at Westfield Mill for Greenwood Stell & Sons Ltd.
Mytholmroyd - AGW00258
Site of demolished Empress Foundry with Westfield Shed in background. Early 21st century.
Midgley Road, Mytholmroyd. c1959. - AGW00259
Showing the narrow entrance to Midgely Road. When Clough Mill, shown on the left, was demolished the road was widened.
Weaving Shed, Mytholmroyd, c1959 - AGW00260
Greenwood Stell & Sons Ltd, weaving shed with Northrop ‘T’ and ‘S’ model automatic looms.
Castle Gate Mill, Cragg Vale, 2014 - AGW00261
The present Castle Gate Mill, a grade II listed building, is early 19th century and has been renovated for domestic use.
Rev John Watson (1725-1783) refers to a Castle Gate Mill in his history of the district, and that was probably the original…
Rev John Watson (1725-1783) refers to a Castle Gate Mill in his history of the district, and that was probably the original…
Bankfoot Mill, Hebden Bridge – AGW00262
The firm specialised in dyeing and finishing heavy fustians, mainly moleskins, and related fabrics such as Bedford Cords, Whipcords and Cavalry twills. The firm didn't process corduroys or other pile fabrics. Much of the production was used for…
Bankfoot Mill, Hebden Bridge, west aspect – AGW00263
The firm specialised in dyeing and finishing heavy fustians, mainly moleskins, and related fabrics such as Bedford Cords, Whipcords and Cavalry twills. The firm didn't process corduroys or other pile fabrics. Much of the production was used for…
Bankfoot Mill, Hebden Bridge, from the SW – AGW00264
The firm specialised in dyeing and finishing heavy fustians, mainly moleskins, and related fabrics such as Bedford Cords, Whipcords and Cavalry twills. The firm didn't process corduroys or other pile fabrics. Much of the production was used for…
Bankfoot, Hebden Bridge – AGW00265
The end of Waterside Clothing Works is on the right, now demolished.
Inside Bankfoot Mill, Hebden Bridge – AGW00266
The firm, Crabtree Bros. Ltd., specialised in dyeing and finishing heavy fustians, mainly moleskins, and related fabrics such as Bedford Cords, Whipcords and Cavalry twills. The firm didn't process corduroys or other pile fabrics. Much of the…