Tag: Newspaper and Journal Illustrations

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1. Holmfirth Flood of 1852
2. Waingate, Berry Brow (Albert T. Pile)
3. Slaithwaite Manor House (Albert T. Pile)
4. Shepley Old Hall (Albert T. Pile)
5. Old Kirkheaton (Albert T. Pile)
6. Wormall's Hall, Almondbury (Albert T. Pile)
7. Woodsome Old Mill (Albert T. Pile)
8. Woodsome Lees (Albert T. Pile)
9. St Peter's, Huddersfield (Albert T. Pile)
10. St John's, Upperthong (Albert T. Pile)
11. St John's, Lepton (Albert T. Pile)
12. Pack Horse Yard, Huddersfield (Albert T. Pile)
13. Netherthong (Albert T. Pile)
14. Lydgate Chapel, New Mill (Albert T. Pile)
15. Fenny Hall (Albert T. Pile)
16. Farnley Tyas (Albert T. Pile)
17. Beast Market and Kirkgate, Huddersfield (Albert T. Pile)
18. All Hallows, Kirkburton (Albert T. Pile)
19. All Hallows, Almondbury (Albert T. Pile)
20. Dorothy Langley
21. Dorothy Langley
22. Dorothy Langley
23. Dorothy Langley
24. Dorothy Langley
25. Dorothy Langley
26. Dorothy Langley
27. Dorothy Langley
28. Dorothy Langley
29. Dorothy Langley
30. Dorothy Langley
31. Althea Mildred Langley (1897-1956)
32. Reginald Sheridan (1925)
33. Paul R. Hall (1887-1935)
34. Meg o' the Woods (1918)
35. Hetty Payne (1883-1976)
36. Winky's Strategem (1914)
37. Seth Lister Mosley (1847-1929)
38. Daily Mirror (21/Mar/1907)
39. Arthur Turton (1906-1984)
40. Geoffrey Riley and Parents
41. Crash Site of RAF Mosquito DZ698
42. Cook's Study
43. Suffragettes Hard at Work
44. Suffragettes at the Huddersfield Election
45. Suffragettes and the Huddersfield Election
46. Suffragettes Play a Prominent Part in the Huddersfield Election
47. Strenuous Suffragettes at the Huddersfield Election
48. Huddersfield Railway Disaster
49. Baby Suffragette Goes Home
50. Farm Animal Exhibits
51. Catherine Augusta Yeats-Milne (1857-1905) née Hutchison
52. Huddersfield Cemetery
53. Gerald Vyvian Williamson (1903-1940)
54. Samuel William Copley (1859-1937)
55. Samuel William Copley (1859-1937)
56. Illustrated London News 29 April 1905
57. Mrs. Pankhurst in Huddersfield
58. Dora Thewlis
59. Berry Brow Railway Station
60. Rev. George Julius Tatham
61. Leeds Mercury (30/Apr/1930)
62. Leeds Mercury (21/Jan/1927)
63. Leeds Mercury (20/Dec/1926)
64. Leeds Mercury (17/Mar/1927)
65. Leeds Mercury (16/Oct/1929)
66. Leeds Mercury (24/Mar/1926)
67. Illustrated Police News, 14 July 1883
68. Plan Shewing Discoveries in 1865-6 at Slack
69. Leeds Mercury (10/Dec/1931)
70. Leeds Mercury (03/Feb/1933)
71. The Sketch (31/Dec/1930)
72. Victoria Tower, Castle Hill
73. Huddersfield Chronicle (28/Nov/1857).
74. The Royal Visit to Huddersfield (1883)
75. The Royal Visit to Huddersfield (1883)
76. Estate Buildings, Huddersfield
77. Victoria Tower, design by Edward C.H. Maidman
78. The Grave of Robin Hood
79. Remains of Holme Bridge
80. Water Street and Hinchliffe's Mill
81. Bursting of the Reservoir Embankment
82. The Lower Mill
83. View from Mill Hill towards Victoria Bridge
84. Remains of Dighley Mill
85. Scene Opposite the Wesleyan Chapel
86. View of the Bilberry Reservoir, Looking down the Valley, Shewing the Remains of the Embankment
87. The Upper Mill, Showing the Remains of the Dye House
88. Remains of Bridge and Site of Toll House
89. View of the Reservoir from Below, Looking Towards the Hills
90. Broadhead's Mill
91. Remains of the Upper Bridge
92. The Village of Holmfirth, from Victoria Bridge
93. Ruins of Broadbent's (Charlesworth's) Mill
94. Huddersfield Market Hall
95. James Stockwell (c.1859-1892)
96. James Stockwell (c.1859-1892)
97. Engraving of Huddersfield Market Place
98. Joe Perkin (1809-1868)
99. Lord Houghton Unveiling the Statue of Sir R. Peel at Huddersfield.
100. Statue of Sir R. Peel at Huddersfield
101. Meltham Mills Convalescent Home