Topics
This section of the website contains a growing list of articles about local topics. Please click on one of the links below for the article in full.
- The sale of some land in Hove Edge in 1875.
- Ann Walker buys land and properties in Lightcliffe.
- Our Stray, 100 years on.
- Land sales in the Lightcliffe area in 1867 and 1890.
- The Walker and Sutherland Walker Estates
- The Walker Family's Properties in Honley
- Local Maps
- Henry Briggs Mathematician
- St Matthew's Old Church Talk
- A miscellany from St Matthew's Churchyard
- Tour de Huperun
- They designed Lightcliffe
- The Library
- Some Local Family Histories
- Lightcliffe in 1936
- The District's School Log Books
- Old Yorkshire Churches
- Local Shops and Businesses
- Coley Registers 1644 - 1752
- Coley Hall
- Hipperholme Urban District Council: 1894 - 1937
- Crime and Punishment in Hipperholme and Lightcliffe
- More Postcards from Lightcliffe
- Buses, Beer & Lamp-posts
- Home Guard & Lightcliffe Scouts
- Yorkshire Oddities
- The Walkers of Lightcliffe
- Illustrated Rambles from Hipperholme to Tong
- Jackson of Coley
- Brookes Limited
- Anne Lister of Shibden Hall
- Yesterday's Yorkshire
- Norwood Green & Wyke
- The Lightcliffe Area in 1901
- Local Buildings and Workers' Housing
- Death Comes to Brighouse
- Home from Holme
- Local Shops and Businesses
- Inns and Outs
- A Shibden Saunter
- The Local Workforce
- St. Matthew's Church Magazines
- The History of Hellewell Syke
- Rise and Fall of the Music Hall
- Tales of a Traveller
- Memories of Hipperholme
- Bits and Pieces
- Lightcliffe and Brighouse in 1900
- Old Brodleians RUFC
- Rhubarb, Rhubarb
- Postcards from Lightcliffe
- A Childhoold in Lightcliffe
- Annual General Meeting
- Lightcliffe School Log Books
- The Village at War
- The Rise and Fall of Crow Nest
- Bailiff Bridge to Hipperholme
- 1891 and all that
- Lightcliffe in 1939
- Quis Nos Unquam Separabit?
- Lightcliffe Cricket Club Part 2
- Lightcliffe Cricket Club Part 1