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Parish church, Batley Carr


Huddersfield

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Italian Gardens, Greenhead Park, Huddersfield

Posted 1913


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Greenhead Park, Huddersfield opened in 1884.

See Kirklees Council

Not posted.


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Storth, Grimscar, Hddersfield. Posted 1906

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Market Place, Hddersfield. Not posted

Wortley, Leeds

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Posted 1904


Thornhill

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Old Cottage Smithy Brook, Thornhill


Dewsbury

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Fountain in Dewsbury Park


Halifax

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The Waggoner's Inn Northgate 1840


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Silver Street Halifax 1868


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Top of Woolshops & Market Street Halifax, 1890
Looking from the bottom of Old Market


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Unknown. Posted at Batley year not clear.

In October 2011 Cath wrote:

I grew up in Smithy brook and think this could be the back to back on Thornhill road, just up from where I used to live. Heading up the hill towards Middlestown. It has now been made into one rather large house."


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Town Street, Stanningley

Stanningley is between Leeds and Bradford.


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Place and date unknown. Bought with a group of Heckmondwike, Gomersal and Hanging Heaton images.


Collection of Maggie Land Blanck, June 2011, reproduction of original photo

I bought this image with a group that included images from Heckmondwick, Gomersal, and Hanging Heaton and for many years did not know the location. In January 2017 Kimberley Law wrote and identified the street as High Street, Hanging Heaton near where she lives. She said the right side of the street has not changed much over the years. Kimberley wrote that her grandmother was a Gillard and worked at both Jessop's and Blakeridge Mills prior to her marriage to Frederick Thoms Pakeha Law who was from Kent.

Her grandmother:

always told me (but I've never been able to verify) that she won a competition to produce a new fabric. The fabric she created was slub.

My Nan also told me that the area (known locally as the Lakes because the street names are those of the Lake District in Cumbria), where I now live was used as leisure airfield - with aircraft taking off from the top of Caulms Wood for pleasure trips.

You can do a goodle map search to find the location by searching High Street, Hanging Heaton. The above images was taken from the west looking in the direction towards Shaw Cross.


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