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Home Subscriptions Send us your memories Buy online Links ISSUE 7 CONTENTS Where Co-operators Set the Pace Mouth-watering Memories of Midgley More stories of local co-operative societies... When Tom Mix Came to Todmorden Our Dad's Garage at Upper Foot Then the Hills Were Alive with the Sound of Music! The Pace-Egg Plays of the Calder Valley |
Lloyd Greenwood takes A Stroll down Memory Lane
Jackson's Tailors occupied the large building, left, corner of Old Gate, in the early years of the last century. The premises were then taken over by Sydney B. King's, also a gentlemen's outfitters.Click photo to enlarge The first building over West End bridge was a cottage occupied by Mrs Fielding. Other shops and businesses in this block included Jas Smith's, dyers and cleaners, Libby Ellen's sweet shop, Eastwood, Astin, Sagar and Gledhill Solicitors, W. H. Cockcroft Architects (well before my time), and, of course, Crossley Westerman's photographers, later Alice Longstaff. More from Lloyd on West End and Old Gate, Hebden Bridge, in the latest issue of Milltown Memories. Peter Thomas also relives the rock'n roll years at Nickie's Café where Hebden Bridge's first teddy boy hung out! Read the full story in Milltown Memories, issue 7. If this or other stories stirs a memory, we'd be happy to know - send us your memories and comments. Don't miss our Summer 2004 issue on sale in June. |
