Photographs
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Cloth Hall shelter in Ravensknowle Park
The former clock tower and entrance of the Cloth Hall, incorporated into the shelter at Ravensknowle Park.
Meltham Branch Line bridge
Meltham Branch Line bridge over a public right of way, between Netherton Station and Healey House Station.
Meltham Branch Line bridge
Meltham Branch Line bridge over a public right of way, between Netherton Station and Healey House Station.
Meltham Branch Line bridge
Meltham Branch Line bridge over a public right of way, between Netherton Station and Healey House Station.
Meltham Branch Line bridge over bridleway
Bridleway which runs down from Helme to Meltham Mills, passing under the Meltham Greenway.
Meltham Branch Line bridge over bridleway
Bridleway which runs down from Helme to Meltham Mills, passing under the Meltham Greenway.
Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition (1883)
Photograph of the Fine Art and Industrial Exhibition of 1883, with the newly-opened Ramsden Building in the background
Butterley Reservoir puddle trench.
Undated photograph of the puddle trench under construction at Butterley Reservoir.
Cloth Hall shelter in Ravensknowle Park
The former clock tower and entrance of the Cloth Hall, incorporated into the shelter at Ravensknowle Park.
Meltham Branch Line bridge
Meltham Branch Line bridge over a public right of way, between Netherton Station and Healey House Station.
Meltham Branch Line bridge
Meltham Branch Line bridge over a public right of way, between Netherton Station and Healey House Station.
Meltham Branch Line bridge
Meltham Branch Line bridge over a public right of way, between Netherton Station and Healey House Station.
Meltham Branch Line bridge over bridleway
Bridleway which runs down from Helme to Meltham Mills, passing under the Meltham Greenway.
Meltham Branch Line bridge over bridleway.
Bridleway which runs down from Helme to Meltham Mills, passing under the Meltham Greenway.
Meltham Branch Line bridge over bridleway
Bridleway which runs down from Helme to Meltham Mills, passing under the Meltham Greenway.
Harvest Festival, St. James's Church, Meltham Mills
Photograph of the 1907 Harvest Festival at St. James, Meltham Mills
Cloth Hall shelter in Ravensknowle Park
The former clock tower and entrance of the Cloth Hall, incorporated into the shelter at Ravensknowle Park.
Cloth Hall shelter in Ravensknowle Park
The former clock tower and entrance of the Cloth Hall, incorporated into the shelter at Ravensknowle Park.
Cloth Hall shelter in Ravensknowle Park
The former clock tower and entrance of the Cloth Hall, incorporated into the shelter at Ravensknowle Park.
Meltham Branch Line bridge
Meltham Branch Line bridge over a public right of way, between Netherton Station and Healey House Station.
Cloth Hall shelter in Ravensknowle Park
The former clock tower and entrance of the Cloth Hall, incorporated into the shelter at Ravensknowle Park.
Meltham Branch Line bridge over bridleway
Bridleway which runs down from Helme to Meltham Mills, passing under the Meltham Greenway.
Plaque at the base of the sycamore tree planted by the Duchess of Albany in Beaumont Park.
The sycamore tree was planted on Saturday 13 October by the Duchess of Albany during the formal opening ceremony for Beaumont Park. The plaque reads:
THIS SYCAMORE WAS PLANTED BYH.R.H. THE DUCHESS OF ALBANY,ON THE OCCASION OFTHE OPENING OF THIS…
The new bandstand in Beaumont Park
The original bandstand was demolished prior to 1930. In May 2000, the Friends of Beaumont Park uncovered the base of the bandstand, which had been hidden under a raised flower bed. Concerts began to be held on the base and, in 2010, work began to…
The new bandstand in Beaumont Park
The original bandstand was demolished prior to 1930. In May 2000, the Friends of Beaumont Park uncovered the base of the bandstand, which had been hidden under a raised flower bed. Concerts began to be held on the base and, in 2010, work began to…
Joe Perkin (1809-1868)
Newspaper photograph of Joe Perkin, taken by Bamforth and reproduced the Huddersfield Daily Examiner (02/Apr/1914).
The new bandstand in Beaumont Park
The original bandstand was demolished prior to 1930. In May 2000, the Friends of Beaumont Park uncovered the base of the bandstand, which had been hidden under a raised flower bed. Concerts began to be held on the base and, in 2010, work began to…
Sycamore tree planted by the Duchess of Albany in Beaumont Park.
The sycamore tree was planted on Saturday 13 October 1883 by the Duchess of Albany during the formal opening ceremony for Beaumont Park. The fence to the right of the tree once separated the main lake from the shallower padding pool.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
The Carlile Institute, Meltham
Photograph from the Journal of the Manchester Geographical Society (01/Oct/1899) - The Carlile Institute at Meltham.
Cocking Steps Mill, Honley
Mag Brook, with Cocking Steps Mill on the left. The stream was the former boundary between Honley and South Crosland.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Nature has reclaimed the old mill pond.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up. The overgrown mill pond is to the right of the path.
Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland
The remains of Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland, which was probably abandoned in the late 1800s, as it was listed empty in the 1891 and 1901 Censuses. It was likely one of two mills linked to Lower Hall Farm. In 1873, it was sold as part of a…
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up. The mill pond is to the right of the path.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Lord's Mill, Honley
Lord's Mill on the Honley side of the Mag Brook. Built circa 1792, it was partly rebuilt after a fire in 1952 but now stands derilict and boarded up.
Interior of St. Bartholomew, Meltham
Undated photograph of the interior of St. Bartholomew, Meltham.
General Post Office, Huddersfield
Photograph of the General Post Office on Northumberland Street, taken circa 1906..
Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland
The remains of Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland, which was probably abandoned in the late 1800s, as it was listed empty in the 1891 and 1901 Censuses. It was likely one of two mills linked to Lower Hall Farm. In 1873, it was sold as part of a…
Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland
The remains of Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland, which was probably abandoned in the late 1800s, as it was listed empty in the 1891 and 1901 Censuses. It was likely one of two mills linked to Lower Hall Farm. In 1873, it was sold as part of a…
Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland
The remains of Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland, which was probably abandoned in the late 1800s, as it was listed empty in the 1891 and 1901 Censuses. It was likely one of two mills linked to Lower Hall Farm. In 1873, it was sold as part of a…
The Cottage Homes, Netherton
Undated photograph of the Cottage Homes almshouses in Netherton.
The properties were designed by Joseph Berry and Sons of Huddersfield and funded by Alfred Sykes J.P. of Thongsbridge, who had been born in Netherton.
Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland
The remains of Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland, which was probably abandoned in the late 1800s, as it was listed empty in the 1891 and 1901 Censuses. It was likely one of two mills linked to Lower Hall Farm. In 1873, it was sold as part of a…
Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland
The remains of Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland, which was probably abandoned in the late 1800s, as it was listed empty in the 1891 and 1901 Censuses. It was likely one of two mills linked to Lower Hall Farm. In 1873, it was sold as part of a…
Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland
The remains of Lower Hall Mill, South Crosland, which was probably abandoned in the late 1800s, as it was listed empty in the 1891 and 1901 Censuses. It was likely one of two mills linked to Lower Hall Farm. In 1873, it was sold as part of a…