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near to Hebden Bridge, Calderdale, England
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Gongoozlers at Blackpit Lock 9 and Blackpit Bridge 17, Rochdale Canal
Grade II Listed lock and integral footbridge of 1798. Civil engineer William Jessop worked on the canal between 1794 and 1798 so it is probably the lock and bridge are part of his work. At the time of this photo the canal was isolated, open... (more)
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Old guidestone
Northwards out of Hebden Bridge on Heptonstall Road is this newly painted guidestone. To the left leads to Heptonstall and keeping to the right on Lee Wood Road leads to the north of the village. The left face is inscribed... (more)
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Ordnance Survey Flush Bracket 857
by Peter Wood
This partly hidden bracket can be found on a roadside wall at Park Wood Terrace.
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Springtime, Hebden Water
How fortunate the people of Hebden Bridge are, to have a permissive path along the west bank.
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Croft Mill (set of 2 images)
by Robert Wade
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Crossley Mill, Hebden Bridge
by Ian Taylor
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Hebden Bridge: confluence of River Calder and Hebden Water
Seen from the Rochdale Canal aqueduct over the River Calder: the Hebden Water enters from the right.
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Cycle stands by the old bridge
A variant on the ubiquitous Sheffield stand. Unfortunately the stands have been positioned so bikes can only easily be locked to one side rather than both, which slightly reduces their usefulness.
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The Buttress, Hebden Bridge
The path to the left is the steep cobbled path leading from Hebden Bridge up to Heptonstall, West Yorkshire. The metalled and more level Royd Terrace leads off to the right.
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Former post office, Keighley Road
Keighley Road used to be called Lees Road, and Lees Road was Old Lane.
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Hebden Bridge
by tim
Landscape setting from Lee Wood Road
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The Birchcliffe Centre, War Memorial |
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