EPW036866 ENGLAND (1931). Hebble End, Hebden Bridge, 1931

Hebden Bridge Post Office. Built in the early-20th Century in a Tudor style with mullion windows. It originally had a K6 telephone box on the left side of the building which replaced an earlier K2 telephone box.

The famous William Holt's Greengrocers of 6 Bridge Gate. Opened in 1901, the shop was the first in Hebden Bridge to get a telephone in the 1900s. It permenantly closed during the Covid-19 pandemic, with much sadness in the local community.

An original branch of the West Riding of Yorkshire Penny Savings Bank, later the Yorkshire Bank. This shop is now occupied by another commercial business.

Market Street Buildings. Originally three stories high but lowered to two after devastating blaze in 1980.

Central Board School, Hebden Bridge (Opened 1884 - Demolished 1983)

Martins Bank Limited - Hebden Bridge (1928-1969)

Bridge Gate, Hebden Bridge, 27/08/2014

Hebden Water, Hebden Bridge, 27/08/2014

Shoulder of Mutton PH, Hebden Bridge, 27/08/2014

Albert Street, Hebden Bridge, 27/08/2014

Rawtonstall Wood

Rochdale Canal Lock No 10

West End Bridge over the Hebden Water, Hebden Royd Grade 2 structure - English Heritage Building ID: 405365 Bridge, 1771/1772 to carry the new turnpike road from Todmorden to Halifax to south west with mid C19 bridge abutting to north east with renewed parapets of that date

Hebden Bridge Picture House and Attached Flanking Shops, Hebden Royd New Road, Hebden Royd, Calderdale HX7 8AD Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 479405 Cinema and flanking shops. 1919-21, with minor late C20 alterations. Each side wing has a shop on each side with contemporary shopfronts

Hope Baptist Church with Integral Sunday School, Hebden Royd 5 Hope Street, Hebden Royd, Calderdale HX7 8AD Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 404939 Town Chapel and Sunday School, dated 1857. Ashlar, slate roof. Monumental temple front as one tall storey in 3 bays Contains late C17 oak table which once belonged to John Fawcett, D.D. who founded this church in 1777.

Hope Street

Rochdale Canal Lock Number 9 and Attached Footbridge, Hebden Royd Grade 2 structure - English Heritage Building ID: 405063 1798, W. Jessop and W. Crossley engineers.

Rochdale Canal Black Pit Aqueduct Grade 2 structure - English Heritage Building ID: 405064 The Rochdale Canal passes over the River Calder here. Dated 1797, W. Jessop and W. Crossley engineers.

Weasel Hall Weasel Hall Cottage - New Road, Erringden, Calderdale HX7 6JW Grade 2 building - English Heritage Building ID: 338586 House in 2 occupations. Constructed by the Manchester and Leeds Railway Co. c.1840 to replace Weasel Hall which was demolished in the construction of the railway line.

The Neptune - 4 Hebble End, Hebden Royd, Calderdale HX7 6HJ Grade 2 - English Heritage Building ID: 404306 Pair of houses originally The Neptune public house next to the canal at the former Hebble End Basin. Early C19.

Bridge over the River Calder - c.1800 Grade 2 structure - English Heritage Building ID: 405346

Heptonstall Road

New Road

Hebden Water

Market Street

Bridge Lanes

River Calder

Rochdale Canal

Horsehold Road

Stubbing Brink

Hebble End Wood

New Road